On Sun, Jun 17, 2012 at 11:55:20PM +0200, Martin Husemann wrote:
> The NetBSD driver sometimes uses commands without DMA (for example a simple
> TEST_UNIT_READY). On esp hardware, the command has a DMA bit (if dma is to
> be used), and when writing to the command register, the s->dma status is
> up
The NetBSD driver sometimes uses commands without DMA (for example a simple
TEST_UNIT_READY). On esp hardware, the command has a DMA bit (if dma is to
be used), and when writing to the command register, the s->dma status is
updated accordingly.
When commands with dma are used and dma is disabled,
