It seems like it would still be good to make the USB driver restartable,
and have the ability to do simulate disconnecting then reconnecting
individual devices as well.
On Fri, Apr 17, 2020, 9:07 AM Norman Feske
wrote:
> Hi Colin,
>
> > 1) I have been using Sculpt on real hardware. What I do for
Norman,
particular drivers do not encapsulate much state. But bus drivers (like
> USB) or storage drivers contain complex state that would go lost upon
> restart. So those components must ultimately become infallible.
>
> You can help us with that. I encourage you to report any problems that
> you
Hi Colin,
> 1) I have been using Sculpt on real hardware. What I do for shutdown is
> to open "Storage" under "Components" and de-select "Use" on my primary
> "GENODE*" partition. I assumed that this would cause any pending file
> operations to complete, similar to a UNIX "sudo umount". Is that ri
Hello,
Can I ask two quick related questions?
> Until then, the usual procedure is to manually shut down VMs and
> applications, wait a few seconds (cached file-system data is written
> back every 10 seconds), and turn off the machine manually (or via the
> ACPI-CA mechanism).
>
1) I have be
Hello,
On 16.04.20 09:23, Shlomo Pongratz wrote:
> I'm running sculpt-20.02.img on QEMU and I wonder if the only way to
> shutdown sculpt is to kill QEMU?
>
> Is it the same for real HW (e.g. to push the reset button)?
>
> I'm sure it is somewhere in the documentation but I've failed to find it.
