Re: Creating large folios in iomap buffered write path

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On Sat, May 20, 2023 at 09:35:32PM +0800, Wang Yugui wrote:
> test result of the second version of the patch.
> 
> # dmesg |grep 'index\|suppressed'
> [   89.376149] index:0 len:292 order:2
> [   97.862938] index:0 len:4096 order:2
> [   98.340665] index:0 len:4096 order:2
> [   98.346633] index:0 len:4096 order:2
> [   98.352323] index:0 len:4096 order:2
> [   98.359952] index:0 len:4096 order:2
> [   98.364015] index:3 len:4096 order:2
> [   98.368943] index:0 len:4096 order:2
> [   98.374285] index:0 len:4096 order:2
> [   98.379163] index:3 len:4096 order:2
> [   98.384760] index:0 len:4096 order:2
> [  181.103751] iomap_get_folio: 342 callbacks suppressed
> [  181.103761] index:0 len:292 order:2

Thanks.  Clearly we're not creating large folios in the write path.
I tracked it down, and used your fio command.  My system creates 1MB
folios, so I think yours will too.  Patch series incoming (I fixed a
couple of other oversights too).



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