Re: block layer runtime pm and udisks

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I have been trying out the new block layer runtime pm, and run into a
problem: udisks keeps waking up the disk.  Every 10 minutes it tries
to poll the SMART status of the drive, but it does first issue an ata
CHECK POWER command to see if it is in standby, and skips the check to
avoid waking the disk.  The problem with runtime pm is that *any*
request brings the drive out of suspend, and the suspend wake path
forces the drive to spin up by issuing a verify command on sector 0.

Is there a reason that the wakeup path forces the drive to spin up, or
could this be removed and rely on the drive waking up automatically if
the request requires it?

Or would it be possible to notice that the command being sent is a
check power command, and fake the reply instead of resuming the device?

Or does udisks just need to check the runtime pm status before trying
the check power command?


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