SCSI Mid layer sends READ_10 cmd that starts in the middle of a sector

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Hello, all. I'm writing a kind of low level driver and trying to
register it with scsi mid layer. During the registration process I
receive from the mid layer READ_10 command that tries to read one
block starting from the middle of a block (block size is 4K and it
reads from address 2048). It doesn't seems normal to me, so what do
you say?
As I understand, the right place to tell mid layer about the block
size is the answer to READ_CAPACITY command, am I right?
Any tips are welcome!
Thanks in advance,
Michael.
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