Use timeout values provided by drive #253
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This change also includes following changes. - Remove warning on RHEL8 - Enhance message checker to support RHEL8 - Improve auto build checker in macOS and RHEL8 (use message checker)
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This change also includes following changes. - Remove warning on RHEL8 - Enhance message checker to support RHEL8 - Improve auto build checker in macOS and RHEL8 (use message checker) - Fix unknown messages
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Summary of changes
Use timeout values provided by drive as much as possible
Description
Currently, we are using timeout value table defined into LTFS for SCSI timeout. This values come from the spec of drives. But this value is updated sometimes for vendor's reason.
On the other hand, there are drives that support
REPORT SUPPORTED OPERATION CODES. Response of the commandincludes the timeout value of each commands supported by the drive.
This PR is a change to use this as much as possible.
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