Hi,
sometimes it is very useful to create and destroy cDevice based classes
at runtime. Currently it is only possible to create such classes at any
time but destroying causes inconsistency in the 'devices' array which
leads to segmentation faults in various places.
The patch attached keeps
uups: change the 'break' by 'return' otherwise you'll get a wrong error
message ;-)
Deti
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On 26.01.2009 22:25, Deti Fliegl wrote:
sometimes it is very useful to create and destroy cDevice based classes
at runtime. Currently it is only possible to create such classes at any
time but destroying causes inconsistency in the 'devices' array which
leads to segmentation faults in various
Udo Richter wrote:
Definitely something that is worth considering. The patch also brings us
one step closer towards hotplug support, a feature that seems very
obvious in times of USB DVB devices.
Yep you are right but IMHO there would be some more work to do:
VDR should compile also without
On 26.01.2009 23:01, Deti Fliegl wrote:
Udo Richter wrote:
Definitely something that is worth considering. The patch also brings us
one step closer towards hotplug support, a feature that seems very
obvious in times of USB DVB devices.
Yep you are right but IMHO there would be some more
