Re: aic7xxx sets CDR offline, how to reset?

[Doug Ledford <dledford@redhat.com>]

On Tue, Sep 03, 2002 at 06:42:16PM -0400, Doug Ledford wrote:
> 
> Case 2: you want to do an abort, but you need to preserve ordering around 
> any possible REQ_BARRIERs on the bus.  This requires that we keep a 
> REQ_BARRIER count for the device, it is after all possible that we could 
> have multiple barriers active at once, so as each command is put on the 
> active_list, if it is a barrier, then we increment SDpnt->barrier_count 
> and as we complete commands (at the interrupt context completion, not the 
> final completion) if it is a barrier command we decrement the count.
> 
> 	[ oops we timed out ]
> 	while(SDpnt->barrier_count && cmd) {
> 		// when the aborted command is returned via the done()
> 		// it will remove it from the active_list, so don't remove
> 		// it here
> 		abort_cmd = list_get_tail(SDpnt->active_list);
> 		if(hostt->abort(abort_cmd) != SUCCESS) {
> 			[ oops, go on to more drastic action ]
> 		} else {
> 			if(abort_cmd->type == BARRIER)
> 				SDpnt->barrier_count--;

Oops, delete those last two lines....the done() function decrements the 
barrier_count for us.

> 			if(abort_cmd == cmd)
> 				cmd = NULL;
> 		}
> 	}
> 	if(cmd) {
> 		if(hostt->abort(cmd) != SUCCESS)
> 			[ oops, go on to more drastic action ]
> 	}

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