Re: [patch resend] firewire: ieee1394: Move away from SG_ALL

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Boaz Harrosh wrote:
You will need to enable sg chaining for your device.

Probably, because...

I'm not sure where is the latest documentation. (CC: Jens)

Here is the script I used in my tests:

	#!/bin/bash
	sdx=sdb

	# mess with sglist chaining
	cd /sys/block/$sdx/queue
	echo 4096 > max_segments
	cat max_hw_sectors_kb  > max_sectors_kb
echo "max_hw_sectors_kb="$(cat max_hw_sectors_kb) echo "max_sectors_kb="$(cat max_sectors_kb) echo "max_segments="$(cat max_segments)

Try to view the content of max_segments before and after
see if it changed.

...right now there is no max_segments attribute.

Anyway. This already fully answers what my ideal table size limit is. Thanks so far,
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