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Subject: storeio (in)activation (was: Re: CDROM lock)
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On Wed, Oct 18, 2000 at 01:52:25AM -0400, Roland McGrath wrote:
> In oskit-mach, device_close is a no-op and releasing the last send right to
> the port returned by device_open is what closes the device. Then there is
> nothing extra to worry about, even in case of untimely death of translator.
> So there.
This is not good enough, IMHO. Alexey Dejneka sent in a patch for gnumach
that does the same, and it works just fine. But after doing:
settrans -ag /cdrom
you have to do
settrans -ag /dev/hd3
(or whatever your CD ROM device is) as well, or the CD ROM remains busy.
I consider this to be a bit inconvenient, and also repetitive. In fact, we
don't handle removeable media well currently (CD ROM, ZIP).
I think that storeio should release such ressources it doesn't need anymore.
Thanks,
Marcus
I wrote (just to log it in the BTS):
> The problem is that the responsibility is not entirely clear to me.
> isofs does use storeio on /dev/hd3, so for CD changes to work, clearing the
> active isofs translator should free the device. This means, a close on an
> open_hook in storeio should set the INACTIVE flag in the store if it is the
> last one. Also, the right thing has to be done when the translator should go
> away, and this even if nosync is true.
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Fixed since some time. The revocation call at kernel level is missing,
though.
Marcus
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