Permanently change thin provisioning method from user space?

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I'm facing storage system that while generally advertising support for
WRITE_SAME_16 with UNMAP in reality fails this request depending on
exact volume configuration. This configuration is done on storage side
and may happen after host initially discovered LUN.

I though about simply overriding kernel auto-detect with UNMAP using
sysfs scsi_disk/.../provisioning_mode attribute, but it appears kernel
may re-evaluate it in some cases, so changes do not stick. Is it
possible to permanently restrict it per-device (or per-vendor/device)?

TIA

-andrei



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