Re: [LSF/MM/BPF TOPIC] block drivers in user space

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FYI, I have absolutely no interest in supporting any userspace hooks
in nvmet.

Don't think we are discussing adding anything specific to nvmet, a
userspace backend will most likely sit behind a block device exported
via nvmet (at least from my perspective). Although I do see issues
with using the passthru interface...

If you want a userspace nvme implementation please use SPDK.

The original use-case did not include nvmet, I may have stirred
the pot saying that we have nvmet loopback instead of a new kind
of device with a new set of tools.

I don't think that spdk meets even the original android use-case.

Not touching nvmet is fine, it just eliminates some of the possible
use-cases. Although personally I don't see a huge issue with adding
yet another backend to nvmet...



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