Alan Stern wrote:
Are you aware that you are contradicting yourself?
On Fri, 24 Jan 2003, Luben Tuikov wrote:
A LLDD should and must *not* call scsi_unregister_host(). This brakes
all hierarchy.
What I probably meant is the detect()/release() pair; release() itself
normally calls scsi_unregister(host); the point is that it got nudged
from ``above'', i.e. SCSI Core.
How can a LLDD be certain that it can safely call scsi_unregister_host()
whenever it wishes? As Doug pointed out this leads to problems.
Furhtermore, are we talking about scsi_unregister_host() or
scsi_unregister(host)? The former does drivers and the latter
does hosts. This would mean that my original statement was
nevertheless correct, how can a LLDD decide to unload itself safely?
--
Luben
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