Re: [Question] Accessing read data in bio request

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On 4/14/22 8:15 AM, Jasper Surmont wrote:
> I'm writing a device mapper target, and on a bio (read) request I want
> to access (for example just logging) the data that was just read (by
> providing a callback to bio->bio_end_io).
> 
> I've figured out I could read the data by using bvec_kmap_local() on
> each bio_vec to get a pointer to the data. However, if my
> understanding is correct this seems like an unefficient way: if the
> bio just finished a read then shouldn't the data already be mapped
> somewhere? If so, where?

Not necessarily - if you're doing passthrough or O_DIRECT IO, then
no mapping necessarily exists for any part of the IO.


-- 
Jens Axboe




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