Messages in this thread | | | Date | Thu, 12 Aug 1999 21:58:26 +0200 | From | Manfred Spraul <> | Subject | Re:scsi_reset requirement questions |
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I wrote the comment in scsi_obsolete. IIRC, * you must call scsi_done() for every command you receive exactly once _except_ for the scsi_reset(SYNC)-command itself [i.e. for the structure passed into scsi_reset()]. If there are any other pending commands in your queue when you receive a scsi_reset(), then you must call scsi_done(DID_RESET) for each of them. * You should not call scsi_done() at all for scsi_reset(SYNC). If you do it anyway, then nothing will happen :>
Note that the SYNC_RESET-flag in scsi_done() is part of the scsi-command structure, it is not a host adapter wide setting (The comment is misleading).
Btw, this is the "old" error handling, I know nothing about the new error handling (use_new_eh_code==1)
-- Manfred
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