Re: N900: Remove mmc1 "safety feature"? (was: Re: mmc0 on Nokia N900 on Linux 5.4.18)

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Hi,

On 10/02/2020 20:27, Aaro Koskinen wrote:

>>
>> 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?
> 
> I don't think it can work with the current mainline kernel.
> 
> I recall the original Nokia kernel used the GPIO for "cover switch"
> instead of card detect, and it was visible in sysfs, and this allowed
> userspace to react on cover removal.. In the mainline kernel we have
> this for older Nokia devices (770, N8x0), but not for N900. Still it
> wouldn't help much for "safe unmount" as the unmount can take quite a
> while, and user may remove the card too early.

Shall I send in a patch removing this check from the device tree, then?

Cheers,
Merlijn

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