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FS#8565 - possible fix for runtime data causing extra spin ups
this code is com[pletly untested and I didnt even try compiling it yet.
someone with a hard disk target needs to check if this works.. i’m posting this more for the idea than anything…
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I couldn’t compile. There’s an error with ata_idle_notify(…) because ata_idle_notify is only a type. I replaced it with register_ata_idle_func(…). Now I only get some warnings.
I don’t know if it really fix the extra spin ups, but what I can say is I don’t have the high noise at startup anymore (point 1 from
FS#8498).test me!
right, I’ve had a bit of a play and i give up!
the code should work (obviously :p ) and the if (force || command_queue_is_full()) case is not happening which makes me pretty certain something else is spinning up the disk on a track change.