Searched refs:unplug (Results 1 – 8 of 8) sorted by relevance
243 static inline void unplug(struct d_info *dip, double cur_time) in unplug() function256 unplug(dip, cur_time); in dip_unplug()267 unplug(dip, cur_time); in dip_unplug_tm()
279 \item Explicit unplug request from some subsystem in the kernel.291 queue at the time of an unplug or unplug due to a timeout. The following292 sample shows a sample of both unplug sections:471 \item[unplug histogram details] A data file per device containing472 histogram output for the amount of IOs released at unplug time.826 [ -u <output name> | --unplug-hist=<output name> ]997 \subsection{\label{sec:o-u}\texttt{--unplug-hist}/\texttt{-u}}1000 histogram information for \emph{unplug} traces on a per device1001 basis. It shows how many times an unplug was hit with a specified
26 Thus only unplug or shutdown ends the session. This behaviour can be
182 You have to do this again every time you unplug/replug your USB cable
412 a session in Windows is to unplug the device, simply put.421 the device when you plug it in, and "release" it if you unplug
561 \item[U -- unplug] Some request data already queued in the device,566 \item[T -- unplug due to timer] If nobody requests the io that was queued567 after plugging the queue, Linux will automatically unplug it after a717 \item[U -- unplug]718 \item[T -- unplug due to timer] The command associated with the event
75 // Register for plug/unplug notifications.
30499 unplug unplug