Re: Implementing NVMHCI...

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Alan Cox wrote:
	  The spec describes the sector size as
	  "512, 1k, 2k, 4k, 8k, etc."   It will be interesting to reach
	  "etc" territory.

Over 4K will be fun.

- ahci.c becomes a tiny stub with a pci_device_id match table,
   calling functions in libahci.c.

It needs to a be a little bit bigger because of the folks wanting to do
non PCI AHCI, so you need a little bit of PCI wrapping etc

True...


   With a brand new command set, might as well avoid SCSI completely IMO,
   and create a brand new block device.

Providing we allow for the (inevitable ;)) joys of NVHCI over SAS etc 8)

Perhaps... from what I can tell, this is a direct, asynchronous NVM interface. It appears to lack any concept of bus or bus enumeration. No worries about link up/down, storage device hotplug, etc. (you still have PCI hotplug case, of course)

	Jeff



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