Third take of the I/O topology patches. This time against Jens' 2.6.31
tree.
Changes:
- Remove the notion of hardsect_size as it about to become a confusing
anachronism. Use logical_block_size to refer to the block size used
when talking to the device via ATA/SCSI.
- Use the term physical_block_size to refer to the device physical
sector size.
(Logical and physical are the terms used in the T10/T13 standards).
- Move queue limits to an embedded struct so DM can get rid of its
internal I/O restriction housekeeping and use the same stacking
function as MD.
- Switch MD to new stacking API. Once MD has been updated, the old
stacking function can be removed.
Block layer topology enablement:
0001-block-Do-away-with-the-notion-of-hardsect_size.patch
0002-block-Use-accessor-functions-for-queue-limits.patch
0003-block-Move-queue-limits-to-an-embedded-struct.patch
0004-block-Expose-stacked-device-queues-in-sysfs.patch
0005-block-Export-I-O-topology-for-block-devices-and-par.patch
Post merge:
0006-MD-Use-new-topology-calls-to-indicate-alignment-and.patch
0007-block-Deprecate-blk_queue_stack_limits.patch
0008-sd-Physical-block-size-and-alignment-support.patch
0009-sd-Detect-non-rotational-devices.patch
0010-sd-Block-limits-VPD-support.patch
Independent:
0011-scsi_debug-Add-support-for-physical-block-exponent.patch
0012-libata-Report-disk-alignment-and-physical-block-siz.patch
0013-libata-Media-rotation-rate-and-form-factor-heuristi.patch
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Martin K. Petersen Oracle Linux Engineering
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