Understand I/O path in linux kernel

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Hi All,

I am looking to understand I/O path in linux kernel. Here is following things I have tried to understand it,
  1. try to understand vfs_write
  2. then move into fs specific write call
  3. I thought then after the call goes to I/O scheduler. 
  4. then low-level device driver eg. SCSI, ide 
  5. these drivers read/write sectors.
These are above I/O path I understood at a very high level. Please correct me if somewhere I misunderstood.

I want to get an understanding of how blocks get read and write from a disk. Please suggest me something that will help me to understand and visualize data path in linux kernel.

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Jitendra 

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