> > sdio_uart_irq
> > sdio_uart_port_remove
> > port->func = NULL;
> > sdio_in
> > BUG_ON
>
> This is actually happening? sdio_claim_host()/sdio_release_host() act
Found by inspection
> like a mutex so sdio_uart
Alan Cox wrote:
>
> The claim method takes the mutex, checks if it is NULL and acts
> accordingly but it releases the mutex, which makes it useless as the code
> then uses port->func. If I move the release of the mutex to the
> release_func method then that fixes almost all cases.
>
> The one I'm
> With this folded in, the card does work with the full series applied.
> However the kernel is now crashing when the card is pulled out while
> some process is reading from the device. This used to behave well
> before. I don't have time to investigate that one right now though.
Going throug
On Mon, 2 Nov 2009, Nicolas Pitre wrote:
> With this folded in, the card does work with the full series applied.
> However the kernel is now crashing when the card is pulled out while
> some process is reading from the device. This used to behave well
> before. I don't have time to investigat
> However the kernel is now crashing when the card is pulled out while
> some process is reading from the device. This used to behave well
> before. I don't have time to investigate that one right now though.
That usually means I've goofed on the ref counting. I'll add your patch
and review the
On Mon, 2 Nov 2009, Alan Cox wrote:
> > However I have problems applying your patches. Most of them require
> > fuzzy patching to apply, and one of them even doesn't apply that way.
> > What is your base tree?
>
> Linux-next, but there is a patch I posted afterwards that goes before the
> sdi
> However I have problems applying your patches. Most of them require
> fuzzy patching to apply, and one of them even doesn't apply that way.
> What is your base tree?
Linux-next, but there is a patch I posted afterwards that goes before the
sdio_uart patches. Want me to send you a set with al
On Mon, 2 Nov 2009, Alan Cox wrote:
> This sorts out the sdio uart handling of the tty layer. The existing code
> has lots of races and other fun bugs. Beat it into the current tty format for
> hotpluggable devices. The updates are intentionally modelled on Alan Stern's
> USB serial approach which
This sorts out the sdio uart handling of the tty layer. The existing code
has lots of races and other fun bugs. Beat it into the current tty format for
hotpluggable devices. The updates are intentionally modelled on Alan Stern's
USB serial approach which is defintiely "best practice" right now. Als
