Jeff Garzik wrote:
The port stops, when any error occurs. For device errors, set
PORT_CS_INIT bit in PORT_CTRL_STAT, then wait for Port Ready (bit 31,
see above).
Yeap, this did the trick. I'm working on SRST/init stuff and I think I
can post patches later today. What workload do you use for testing a
ATAPI device? I'm currently thinking of the following...
* mounting & tarr'ing cdrom & unmount
* repeat above with eject/load
* burning a cdrom
* ripping a music cd with cdparanoia
Any other thing I can try?
--
tejun
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