reading file hangs rtems

[Philippe Simons]

Ok, iv found the problem with my mmc block driver.
well for now, the driver is read-only (didnt implemented the write fct
yet)
so here is my smc_ioctl...

static int
smc_ioctl(dev_t dev, uint32_t req, void *argp)
{
    switch (req)
    {
        case BLKIO_REQUEST:
        {
            blkdev_request *r = argp;
            switch (r->req)
            {
                case BLKDEV_REQ_READ:
                    return smc_read(r);
                case BLKDEV_REQ_WRITE:
		/* return smc_write(r);*/
		    printk("BLKDEV_REQ_WRITE\n");
		    return -1;
                default:
                    errno = EBADRQC;
                    return -1;
            }
            break;
        }

        default:
            errno = EBADRQC;
            return -1;
    }
}

well the output of this shows me that after a "read file" the fat layer
seems to try to write something and hangs in a endless loop...
(the output is full of BLKDEV_REQ_WRITE).

So my question is, how to tell the fat layer not to try to write on the
device?
maybe i should change my return value for BLKDEV_REQ_WRITE?

TIA

Philippe


On Thu, 14 Jul 2005 16:15:09 +0200, "Philippe Simons"
<loki_666 at fastmail.fm> said:
> Hi ,i've been working now on a MMC block driver for the bp32 bsp, with
> some partial results.
> 
> The driver install correctly (the /dev/smc file appears), and the fat
> initialisation find the FAT12 partition.
> Using the fileio sample, I can browse the MMC tree whithout any
> problems,
> but if i try to output a file with cat or try to read a file with the
> fileio menu...
> the file seems to be read correctly, but just after rtems hangs.
> I've added a simple task which output some dots in a endless loop, and
> after the file is read, this task stop.
> 
> I used the ramdisk block driver as template to build the mmc block
> driver.
> ne1 has a clue on this issue?
> TIA
> 
> Philippe
> 
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