divided into several parts, it could happen that overwrite the whole data
portion with data beyond the part that should have been read.
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read over two blocks, some memory behind that memory could be trashed.
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It now prints a warning if the device driver doesn't handle iovecs correctly.
Again, this could lead to very strange behaviour.
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IDE drivers :-)) don't respect the total amount of bytes to be read in the
former readv() (now read_pages()) call. This can potentially fix all sorts
of strange errors in userland :)
Fixed the debug build.
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