Hi,
It seems that seed devices are slightly broken in Linux 2.6.35. I have
been seeing issues with the read-only nature of the seed-device not
being respected: the seed device is written to and corrupted. I don't
have a concrete test case for that yet because I am seeing other issues
with seedin
Hi,
It seems that seed devices are slightly broken in Linux 2.6.35. I have
been seeing issues with the read-only nature of the seed-device not
being respected: the seed device is written to and corrupted. I don't
have a concrete test case for that yet because I am seeing other issues
with seedin
