Quick one,
I've an algorithm which works on multiples of 12 byte blocks, I've put this
into a device driver (kernel module), the operation is done on a 'write' my
question is which error is more correct, EIO or ENOSPC?
seeing as I'm probably the only person going to use the device, it really isn't
a life or death situation...
Just wondering
J
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