> Fix is already in Linus's tree, thanks to David Brownell
Good!
For myself I had made the fix with * instead of /.
But yes, 0 is unambiguous.
Another problem that I see under not yet determined circumstances
is "Too many links" when I do "cat product" or "cat manufacturer"
for some USB device in the devicefs tree.
This -EMLINK smells like some random negative number.
Now usb_string() in usb/core/message.c can return an error,
but routines like show_product() and show_manufacturer()
in usb/core/usb.c blindly do
len = usb_string(...);
buf[len] = '\n';
buf[len+1] = 0x00;
return len+1;
so that in case of an error some random memory is corrupted.
In other words: everywhere the return value of usb_string()
must be checked.
Andries
[Concerning the -EMLINK, I bet that usb_string() returned -EPIPE
which is -32, so that here -31, that is, -EMLINK, is returned.]
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