Add model string to the ATA device struct#67
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Allows libxenon apps (and my XeLL BIOS theme) to more easily print device inquiry strings without janky libxenon hacks. Instead, we can silence the init prints with console_close/console_open and print the model string later
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Allows libxenon apps (and my XeLL BIOS theme) to more easily print device inquiry strings without janky libxenon hacks. Instead, we can silence the init prints with console_close/console_open and print the model string later.
I've tested this in the xenon emulator and on real hardware, the model string is populated and printed as expected.