Re: [PATCH 1/3] sd: don't bother spinning up disks on resume

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On 11/17/2013 07:09 PM, James Bottomley wrote:
> Because you don't damn well listen.  Two emails ago I said:
> 
> The error handler is not automatically activated for a not 
> ready/initializing command required because of multi-path

And I replied that that *if* eh is suppressed ( and I'm still not
clear on why multipath would do that ), then a flag could be used to
pro actively start the drive despite the suppression, like I did with
libata.

> I don't really understand how I can be clearer.  You keep
> wittering about the error handler spin up but if the error handler
> doesn't activate, the disk is never spun up with your patch.  This
> is the problem we keep telling you about.  You can't make the error
> handler always activate because then multi-path would fail.

Why does multi-path -> no eh?

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