> In case of probe deferral, you get the full probe function to exit with
> an error, and that usually involves freeing the recently allocated
> dsa_switch instance, and then allocating a new one when probe is
> re-entered, so that should not be a problem.
Hi Florian
That is the simple case. I remember having problems with more complex
cases, D in DSA. Switches 1 and 2 probe O.K, switch 3 fail with
EPROBE_DEFER. Switch 3, as you say, releases its dsa_switch instance,
so will get a freshly zero'ed new instance when it probes
again. However, switches 1 and 2 only experience the unwind at the DSA
level. The devices are not removed and later probed again. They have a
'dirty' dsa_switch structure the next time they are applied.
I just think there might be potential for regressions here. But i've
not yet looked at the details to really know if there actually is.
Andrew
