floppy1?

floppy1?

[Gene Heskett]

Greetings folks;

Kernel is 2.6.22-rc4, no other patches.

dmesg seems to be being spammed by variations of the following theme, 
variations because it could and has said floppy0 also.

floppy1: floppy timeout called
end_request: I/O error, dev fd1, sector 0
Buffer I/O error on device fd1, logical block 0

floppy driver state
-------------------
now=523329925 last interrupt=523326926 diff=2999 last called handler=f9a2e2ef
timeout_message=floppy start
last output bytes:
 0 90 523326925
13 90 523326925
 0 90 523326925
1a 90 523326925
 0 90 523326925
 3 90 523326925
c1 90 523326925
 8 90 523326925
 7 90 523326925
 1 90 523326925
 8 82 523326926
e6 80 523326926
 1 90 523326926
 0 90 523326926
 0 90 523326926
 1 90 523326926
 2 90 523326926
 9 90 523326927
2a 90 523326927
ff 90 523326927
last result at 523326926
last redo_fd_request at 523326925
21  0
status=50
fdc_busy=1
do_floppy=f9a29331
fd_timer.function=f9a2b1aa
cont=f9a325cc
current_req=d24fa0b0
command_status=-1

floppy1: floppy timeout called
end_request: I/O error, dev fd1, sector 0

There is not, and has not been for weeks, a disk in either drive, floppy1 
being a 5.25" drive I use for legacy sneakernet stuffs.  However I see these 
messages intermittently now for the last several kernel builds, reaching back 
to the 2.6.21 time frame IIRC.

Is this something that should be looked at?

-- 
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