On Feb 07, 2025 / 15:55, Alan Adamson wrote: > Changes in v4 (per John's comments): > - Verify sysfs_atomic_unit_min_byte attribute (nvme) > - Perform atomic write test using sysfs_atomic_unit_min_byte (nvme) > - fix spelling mis (nvme) > - Remove tests that don't use the RWF_ATOMIC flag (scsi+nvme) > > Changes in v3: > - Remove _have_xfs_io routine and use _have_program. > - Comment cleanup in 0001 > - Add SKIP_REASONS when xfs_io -A option is absent. > - Keep lines <=80 characters. > - Move device_requires logic in 0001 and 0002 to common/rc. > > Changes in v2: > - Add additional comments in common/xfs > - Remove xfs_io and kernel version checking > - Simplify paths for sysfs attributes > - Fix failed case output (missing echo) in scsi/009 > - Add local variable that sets Test # and description (test_desc) for scsi/009 and nvme/059 > - Only use scsi_debug device if no scsi test device is provided. > - nvme testing done with qemu-nvme. > - scsi testing done with scsi_debug and qemu-scsi (no atomic write support). No testing on > atomic write capable scsi devices was done. > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Add tests for atomic write support. > > Tests will be delivered for scsi (using scsi_debug) and nvme. NVMe can use the qemu-nvme > emulated device that supports Controller-based Atomic Parameters (QEMU 9.2). > > The xfs_io utility delivered with the xfsprogs-devel package (version 6.12) is required by > these tests. > > The Linux Kernel 6.11 (and greater) supports Atomic Writes and is required by these tests. Thanks for updating the series. I have applied it.
