> Bart, is there any chace you could change the printks to show the name of
> the command that caused the drive to produce the error (assuming non
> ide-tcq, with tcq I'd immagine that it'd be a bit harder).
For taskfile based IO its trivial, but IDE is not yet switched to it
(will be soon).
> This way someone who hasn't read the IDE spec might be able to tell that
> this isn't a warning of impending failure.
> BTW, is this information encoded in the two lines above somewhere, and if so
> how would I read it?
Only failed irq handler, drive status and error returned by drive.
"error = 0x04" means command aborted.
Regards,
-- Bartlomiej> Thanks, > > Mike
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