Hello, I wrote:
- make the CFA code check word 80 == 0 as a sanity check
That'll work unless we bump into a drive that does follow ATA in
that matter.
... because it also does specify the CFA feature set (minus the
exotic PIO/DMA modes). That's what you get for the closed standards.
And yet there seem to be CF drives in the wild that follow neither... :-/
... or are just not supporting the CFA feature set -- see
http://marc.info/?l=linux-ide&m=123263947330207 if you've missed that
Kingston's wonder. :-/
MBR, Sergei
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