dmabuf: Convert oflags to fflags in dma_buf_export - #483
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Since Linux has no concept of internal fflags, exp_info->flags contains oflags (e.g., O_RDWR). However, FreeBSD's finit() expects internal fflags (e.g., FREAD, FWRITE). Passing O_RDWR (0x02) directly causes it to be evaluated purely as FWRITE (0x02) in FreeBSD, dropping the read permission entirely. Fix this by wrapping the flags with the FFLAGS() macro.
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Since Linux has no concept of internal fflags, exp_info->flags contains oflags (e.g., O_RDWR). However, FreeBSD's finit() expects internal fflags (e.g., FREAD, FWRITE).
Passing O_RDWR (0x02) directly causes it to be evaluated purely as FWRITE (0x02) in FreeBSD, dropping the read permission entirely. Fix this by wrapping the flags with the FFLAGS() macro.