On Wednesday 02 January 2002 10:17, Benjamin Herrenschmidt wrote:
> The other patch for getting rid of "target 0 aborted" need some more
> review. You seem to just remove the bus reset. That could be made a
> driver option in case it really cause trouble, but I suppose the bug
> is elsewhere (while beeing triggered by the bus reset).
>
> I'll look into this around next week.
I'm the one responsible for this patch. I can't boot my powerpc7600 whithout
it. I've been pushing this patch (on the linux-ppc list) for so long (several
years, don't remember), that I've given up last year.
Linuxppc people are even worse than Linus. I did not even get an answer
about a problem with my patch or whatever. Pure 'nothing'. Not even a 'no'.
I'm still ready to test/discuss about the pb with anybody, anyway.
Let's get clear about what I've done : I'm using linuxppc for many years,
and at one point, the kernel refused to boot. I've checked the difference
between this kernel and the last one I was using, and merely changed back the
mesh.c so that it works. As I was not following kernel dvpmt very closely by
then, I can't tell when the change that broke things came in.
I would be very happy to change my patch so that this change is optional.
happy new year,
Thomas
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