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Subject: Re: first INQUIRY goes round in circles (fwd)
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> > Test Unit Ready is mandatory, and that SCSI Floppy is sure busted, but I'm
> > very nervous about this change. If people agree that it should be adopted,
> > let's really wait until after 4.0 is cut, okay?
> 
> That was my intention. The driver for that drive is not going to be in
> the tree before that.
> 
> In any case, the fact that the code goes round in circles instead of
> failing for some reason should be solved, no matter what.

Umm, yes indeed.



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