Re: NVMe peer2peer TLPs over NTB getting split

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On Wed, May 1, 2019 at 9:04 AM Keith Busch <kbusch@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>

> Note that Max Payload Size may not be the same across root ports,
> so splitting transactions may be the correct thing to do under some
> circumstances. Kernel parameter "pci=pcie_bus_peer2peer" should make
> all MPS settings the same, though I doubt that will help for the
> hardware desribed here.

This is an interesting point which I had not considered before. The
TLPs coming directly from the NVMe drive are on a MaxPayLoad path of
256 bytes. When the TLPs get relayed from the Host Bridge, the
originating Host Bridge (BDF=00:00.0) has a MaxPayload of 128 bytes.
So, perhaps understandable that the TLPs would get broken up, although
going from 256 bytes to 1 byte TLPs is rather extreme, but perhaps
that's how this bridge deals with it.

Thanks,
Eric



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