Refactor ATA driver, improve adapter compatibility, and fix display shutdown bug - #20
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ipodloader2 previously used
0x10PIO mode. While faster, this could lead to data corruption with certain CF, SD, and SATA adapters..., causing theInvalid MBR errorreported in #7. While commit f3bdd31 resolved most of these errors, porting ATA features from the Rockbox bootloader provides significantly better reliability across adapters.This update also fixes a display controller bug where putting the Monochrome iPod into standby from ipodloader2 and waking it caused random vertical lines to appear due to an improper display shutdown sequence.
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