Hi Al, list,
I think the latest blockdev (maybe the do_open) changes broke the raid
subsystem. In order to 'activate' a raid device, the userland tools open
the device node (e.g. /dev/md0) to perform ioctls against it, even though
that device isn't up and running yet. In 2.5.43 it returns ENXIO.
In 2.5.42 we used to get through to bdev->bd_op->open() without a
'gendisk' structure, but now we bail with ENXIO. Is this the pertinent
difference?
David
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