FW: mdadm r/w operations without TEMP_FAILURE_RETRY()

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Hi,

I was going through mdadm code and got to realize that r/w operations are invoked without TEMP_FAILURE_RETRY() macro, which protects from unexpected operation termination, case SIGINT is thrown. According to my knowledge its POSIX best-practice to call the r/w operations within that macro, lest some sporadic unexpected behaviors occur.

Any particular reason for not using it?

Pozdrawiam / Regards,
Łukasz Orłowski

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