About the tcm_fc FCoE target driver

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Hi,

My understanding is that the ft_queue_data_in() function in the tcm_fc
driver gets called while processing SCSI READ commands. That function queues
data for sending by calling fc_seq_send(). The FCoE driver translates that
call into a dev_queue_xmit(skb) which sends the data asynchronously.
ft_queue_data_in() frees the data buffer synchronously from inside
ft_queue_status(). I believe that this race condition can trigger data
corruption. Since nobody ever reported this race condition, does this mean
that the FCoE target driver has no users and hence that it can be removed
from the kernel tree?

Thanks,

Bart.



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