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Hi,

I noticed that the Amiga siop2 driver doesn't handle ignore wide residue
messages. What's worse, it seems to synthesize the data length passed up
to the mid-layer, setting xs->resid to 0 (with a big /* XXXX */), thus
pretending the full data where transferred if all went well. This might
work for normal disk transfers, but is certainly a dangerous assumption
when looking at, say, VPP data or when reading from tape drives...

How is a driver supposed to tell the mid layer how many bytes where read=20
or written?

Regards,
	-is
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