Hi, On 08/02/2020 23:06, Pavel Machek wrote: > > It is very bad for debugging, agreed. > > It makes sense for regular usage: when user removes back cover, system > unmounts the u-SD card, so that it is ready for user to remove > it. Note that we do _not_ have "remove the card safely" button in the > UI; back cover serves that purpose. > > That said... for Leste just keep the patch. And maybe apply that one > to shutdown system when battery is low :-). So how does this currently happen, the unmounting? Does the mmc1 card just disappear from /dev/ without any safe unmount? I don't understand how the current setup can work from a userspace point of view. Userspace could react on kernel events that tell it the cover is open, but I assume the kernel doesn't just decide to nuke the node from /dev/, so in that case the current DTS setup still doesn't make sense, right? What am I missing? Could you describe how this would work in a 'real life' scenario? Cheers, Merlijn
Attachment:
signature.asc
Description: OpenPGP digital signature
