Hey,
Would it be ok to still merge patches 1 - 3? I think they are still
useful on their own. They fix that issue where during fast io
fail/replacement_timeout failures IO is failed, but the scsi_device
state indicates the devices are still running.
It seems Hannes was ok with them right?
Drop patch 4 since we all seemed to agree we will do it a different way.
On 05/17/2012 11:56 PM, michaelc@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> The following patches were made over the misc branch of the scsi tree.
>
> The patches fix a issue where if the device is offlined or IO is
> failed due to fast_io_fail (fc) /recovery_tmo (iscsi) then comes
> back, apps do not have a way a nice way to figure out the state
> has transitioned to running. Apps have to either poll the sysfs state
> file or send a SG IO to figure it out. With the patch apps can listen
> for the KOBJ CHANGE event like some of them (at least udev does) do
> already.
>
> v2:
> - Rebased to misc.
>
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