Am Donnerstag, 20. März 2003 22:01 schrieb Matthew Dharm:
> In my experience, resetting is rare. If you do need it, it's probably
> because the device isn't compliant and wasn't going to work anyway.
>
> So, why don't we just move the reset into the core, and then every driver
> (including usb-storage) can get reset all at once? That sidesteps the
> issue, I think.
I am afraid that the core can't do it either because the driver/core
interface lacks the necessary primitives.
Doing a disconnect/probe cycle is the wrong way, because
A the device doesn't go away, most drivers have the same problem as storage
B it allocates memory (due to device removal notification) in the error handler
We can do it, but it means introducing new primitives.
Regards
Oliver
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