This should be a good first step to allow multi-driver targets, like the Elio (ATA/SD), or the D2 (NAND/SD).
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(Doing it this way means playback could(/should?) registar a disk spinup callback at init which is called every spinup without needing to be reregistered)
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Stop playback.c requesting a rebuffer while not playing
Shutting down from inside the menu will now save settings to disk, and
entering the main menu will not force a setting save unless a setting
actually changes
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explicitly forced to.
The sleep_after param is only true in the Q_SLEEP event, so its uneeded,
so removed
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and shutdown and usb (it makes sense here). ata_sleep doesnt get broken
by callbacks.
* allow ata_sleep() at the end of buffering again
* config block uses ata_idle instead of delayed sector when saving
* remove delayed sector code from ata_mmc.c (idle callbacks are not yet
implemented for ata_mmc.c tho)
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when the hard disk is idle but spinning, and just before shutting down.
on SWCODEC targets with > 8MB RAM the playback engine will try to
refill the buffer if it is less than 75% full while the disk is spinning
(temporarily disabled on the nano)
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