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From: Amy Overmyer <aovermy@yahoo.com>
Subject: cx23885_wakeup: 32 buffers handled (should be 1)
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I see messages like : cx23885_wakeup: 32 buffers handled (should be 1) in my logs on my mythtv box. I take it they're coming from my DVICO dual express 7 tuner card. The message always contains those numbers (32 and should be 1). It doesn't seem to cause me any troubles, I'm just curious about the message. A quick perusal of the code in cx23885-core.c doesn't look like this is an actual error condition--i.e. it looks like the driver is handling multiple messages.