On 10/12/21 10:42 AM, James Bottomley wrote:
On Tue, 2021-10-12 at 10:29 -0700, Bart Van Assche wrote:
A meeting will be held later this month to talk about the technical
aspects of the UFS driver and also about how to evolve the UFS
driver further. Since using email to coordinate a date, time and
agenda is inconvenient, please use the following document to reach
agreement about the time of the meeting and also about the agenda:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1pYONI__pbNcVVQqPA7iSbeQRyf0IQOuZlYR7Gnrikco/
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Hi James,
That document has been created using my work account. Recently my
employer changed the settings for work documents such that even
read-only access has to be granted explicitly. Making a document
viewable without authentication is no longer supported. I am considering
next time I use Google Docs to prepare a meeting to use my personal
gmail account since making documents public from a personal account is
still supported.
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The contents of that document so far is as follows:
* Proposed date and time of the meeting.
* Draft agenda. So far there is one item on the agenda, namely how to
implement multiqueue support in the UFS driver without triggering lock
contention between submitters.
PS: meeting about the UFS driver was suggested by another UFS driver
contributor. I try to minimize the number of meetings on my calendar.
Bart.
