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From: Bruce Evans <bde@zeta.org.au>
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Subject: Re: DEVFS: new sample code
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>changes:
> * Disklabel probes can actually fail if there is no disklabel.
> * Debug messages at boot make a lot more sense. 
> * Accidentally included (old) bad144 code ifdef'd out (I don't yet
>   support that and the lowest level driver is definitly not the place to
>   do that anyhow).

Yes it is.  dscheck() should clip the transfer at bad sector boundaries
and somehow get called again if there is more to transfer.

Bruce