nvme: Open files using nvme_open_rawdata to fix Windows issues#3527
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Reading files that may have raw binary data on Windows without using the O_BINARY flag when opening can cause some bytes to be misinterpreted or mishandled. This can lead to bad data or truncated reads. Use nvme_open_rawdata to ensure that O_BINARY is added if supported. Fixes firmware file reading issues found during testing on Windows, as well as other potential issues on Windows. Signed-off-by: Broc Going <bgoing@micron.com>
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Reading files that may have raw binary data on Windows without using the O_BINARY flag when opening can cause some bytes to be misinterpreted or mishandled. This can lead to bad data or truncated reads. Use nvme_open_rawdata to ensure that O_BINARY is added if supported.
Fixes firmware file reading issues found during testing on Windows, as well as other potential issues on Windows.