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negotiation sometimes doesn't send all the command data for some reason.
Transfer remaining fifo data, and if that's not enough, pad the command.
This fixes a system reboot during SCSI device probes. From my NetBSD fix.
Add missing code to start another device when a disconnect occurs. Also
from NetBSD.
For all other unknown interrupt conditions, print an explanitory message
before rebooting the system. This will be useful in determining other
reboots if they happen in the driver. From jonathan@netbsd.org.
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valid at that point, and flushing the fifo will hang the system.
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Enable reselections as soon as possible after a disconnect - prevents
losing a reselecting device.
Check for and ignore a spurious interrupt during a DMA input (from the
Mach driver).
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Commit trivial changes from Mach MK84 to force sup'ables source to be updated:
Drop spurious interrupts in asc_intr(). Read back the pending SCSI command
so asc_intr() can add it to the asc SCSI log.
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