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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
    Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
    polluks
    Posts: 779 from 2007/10/23
    From: Gelsenkirchen,...
    Hi!
    Why are so many Poseidon devices open? I don't have the hardware...
    Code:
    address         version rev     opencnt flags   name
    ------------------------------------------------------------
    0x1401B9C4      52      2       68      0x24    timer.device
    0x1403FF6C      51      6       16      0x24    input.device
    0x14056DC0      51      1       1       0x24    console.device
    0x1400E7D8      50      3       0       0x34    ramdrive.device
    0x1403FBAC      4       9       2       0x24    usbscsi.device
    0x1403FC70      1       13      1       0x24    pciusb.device
    0x1410F38C      51      23      9       0x24    ide.device
    0x143CE6A0      50      1       1       0x24    keyboard.device
    0x14D69988      4       4       1       0x24    usbasixeth.device
    0x14D7D128      4       4       1       0x24    serialcp210x.device
    0x14D83138      4       4       1       0x24    usbmodem.device
    0x14D7D490      4       5       1       0x24    serialpl2303.device
    0x14D8EFB0      4       4       1       0x24    usbparallel.device
    0x14D9B3F0      4       4       1       0x24    usbpalm.device
    0x14DA1BD8      4       4       1       0x24    usbpegasus.device
    0x14DC6C18      4       4       1       0x24    usbethwrap.device
    0x14DCEED8      4       4       1       0x24    usbraw.device
    0x190BA288      50      11      2       0x24    sungem_eth.device
    0x1908E948      39      7       0       0x14    printer.device
    0x1A804F50      51      10      0       0x34    netinfo.device
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  • »05.01.19 - 21:30
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  • MorphOS Developer
    geit
    Posts: 1031 from 2004/9/23
    Because all usb classes were loaded to find your keyboard/mouse driver.

    OpenCNT is 1, because the device are created at runtime.

    Important is the OpenCNT of the usb class. That one should be zero and some avail flush should remove them along with the virtual devices as 1 indicates unused there.
  • »06.01.19 - 10:20
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
    Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
    polluks
    Posts: 779 from 2007/10/23
    From: Gelsenkirchen,...
    Quote:

    geit schrieb:

    Because all usb classes were loaded to find your keyboard/mouse driver.

    OpenCNT is 1, because the device are created at runtime.

    Important is the OpenCNT of the usb class. That one should be zero and some avail flush should remove them along with the virtual devices as 1 indicates unused there.


    THX!
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  • »10.01.19 - 22:52
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  • Butterfly
    Butterfly
    Norbi
    Posts: 99 from 2004/6/19
    Quote:

    polluks wrote:
    Hi!
    Why are so many Poseidon devices open? I don't have the hardware...


    Remove all unused classes from Poseidon Classes
    If you use it only hub.class i hid.class, you will have it such drivers open
    Code:

    address         version rev     opencnt flags   name
    ------------------------------------------------------------
    0x1401B9C4      52      2       77      0x24    timer.device
    0x1403FF6C      51      6       13      0x24    input.device
    0x14056DC0      51      1       2       0x24    console.device
    0x1400E7D8      50      3       0       0x24    ramdrive.device
    0x1403FBAC      4       9       2       0x24    usbscsi.device
    0x1403FC70      1       13      2       0x24    pciusb.device
    0x14110394      51      18      1       0x24    idemacio.device
    0x14125D6C      51      23      7       0x24    ide.device
    0x1422D6E0      50      1       1       0x24    keyboard.device
    0x15709F18      51      10      1       0x24    netinfo.device
    0x15671AF0      50      12      3       0x24    bcm43xx_wl.device
    0x1571D0A8      39      7       0       0x4     printer.device
    0x156BFB5C      6       7       1       0x24    ahi.device
    0x16A84AA8      50      9       1       0x24    clipboard.device

  • »12.01.19 - 21:16
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  • Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
    Priest of the Order of the Butterfly
    polluks
    Posts: 779 from 2007/10/23
    From: Gelsenkirchen,...
    I see but it's not very intuitive, looks rather like a misuse of the concept.
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  • »13.01.19 - 01:35
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  • MorphOS Developer
    geit
    Posts: 1031 from 2004/9/23
    It is not, because the superior class created it is in memory and the device is in use by that class for the lifespan of that class.

    Also if the class would use zero for unused, you would still not be able flush it from memory. That would look like a bug. Even more dangerous would be to use external tools to remove those devices from device list, as they would look unused. The result would be fatal.
  • »13.01.19 - 15:53
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