descriptor. I have a USB ATA device that spins up it's (removable) hard
disk and only returns the real descriptor if the disk is present - this
takes too long with the default 5 seconds timeout, so we were unable to
properly attach this device.
block - we know the device will be able to handle it already.
This fixes a strange failure mode when attaching a (apparently non standard
conformant) USB ATA device I have, and *should* not cause any harm.
Apparently the device in question answered with the full descriptor despite
our short request - a failure mode not handled gracefully, leading to a
port reset. From Jeremy Morse.
almost always need one.
But do ADD it, instead of overwriting the last byte of the last key since
that may be requesting the other end of the sort order.
There is no need to check for space for the line after adding the key,
but we might as well check before - just to optimise that case.
This might fix some of the sort bugs - but not the one I'm looking at!
structure that used it.
Pass end of keybuf area, not size to enterkey() - largely to remove a
variable who'se use isn't obvious from the name!
The structute of this code sucks.
Implemented are the 3-graph BDZ algorithm as well as the
2-graph and 3-graph CHM algorithms. All algorithms have expected
linear run time and the smallest functions need around 2.85 bit/key.
invoke the common routine for both scsi and atapi tapes.
2. Replace a numeric constant with some sizeof's when calculating the
size of the mode_select command buffer, clear the entire buffer, and
KASSERT to ensure the page_0_size loaded from quirk table is valid.
3. Add a quirk for my Seagate Travan-40 tape drive.
As discussed on tech-kern@
Addresses my PR kern/34832
and expects to work with IPV6. Tell the hints that we only want IPV4
for now, so that we don't try to bind to an IPV6 address as returned
by getaddrinfo, and then we bash in V4 in the family!
jeez
