Vinod Koul wrote:
Failing politely would be right thing to do. If DMA starts sending data to anywhere in system memory due to bug or wrong addresses we can't do anything to prevent that
My point is that I have a hard time believing that a DMA failure would likely result the driver politely detecting the problem and exiting properly. I just don't think it's realistic to expect that.
Now maybe it's better for a catastrophic failure to occur when the driver loads instead of during some critical network operation.
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