On 6 Oct, Christoph Heine wrote:
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> Would enabling the verbose debugging and posting these logs help
> debugging the sbp2 driver? Or at least, determine wheter this is a
> hardware problem or not?
There is a mechanism for verbose logging in sbp2 different from
other 1394 drivers. Look for CONFIG_IEEE1394_SBP2_DEBUG macros in
sbp2.c and uncomment them.
The log generated by such a modified sbp2 driver may be too big
to post it in a mailinglist. You may consider putting it on a web
site and post a link.
However, debugging this may be very difficult (and awkward). I
think you should ask in linux-devel instead of linux-user ---
after you examined you logs yourself to narrow down the problem
as much as possible, of course. Maybe you find a pattern of which
sequence of actions causes the problem.
> So I should submit this device to the compatibility list?
Some other users might find this helpful.
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