To me they seam like a candidate for output at a higher
debug level or ide specific debug. They aren't a driver
setup, odd condition, or error message.
- Bryan
Tupshin Harper wrote:
> Andre Hedrick wrote:
>
>> Exactly when you want to flush the devices to platter.
>> The problem will be what to do if we get an error on flush-cache.
>>
> Are these "no cach flush required" messages going to be removed? It does
> clutter up the boot process output pretty badly.
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