“Jeff Garzik posted an updated Serial ATA status report. The
report applies to the latest version of libata found in the
upcoming 2.4.28 and current 2.6.7 stable Linux kernels. Jeff
summarizes recent updates:“‘Recent libata changes have focused on updating the libata core
to be more flexible, and support newer SATA-II host controllers.
These changes aren’t very visible, but they lay the groundwork for
a more ATA hardware interface that supports queueing…'”
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