Avoid software ref tag remapping for NVMe devices#1014
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Add BLK_EXPECTED_REF_TAG_CAPABLE to enum blk_integrity_flags to allow a device to report support for specifying an expected initial ref tag in I/O. Make blk_integrity_remap() a no-op if the flag is set, as the ref tag seed used to generate/verify ref tags in the protection information can be passed as the expected initial ref tag. Ref tag remapping is necessary to merge bios with non-contiguous ref tag seeds, as it converts both bios' ref tags to/from absolute integrity interval numbers, which are contiguous. So don't merge bios to a BLK_EXPECTED_REF_TAG_CAPABLE device if the next bio's ref tag seed doesn't match the ref tag that would follow the end of the first bio. Signed-off-by: Caleb Sander Mateos <csander@purestorage.com>
NVMe Read, Write, and Write Zeroes commands include an (E)ILBRT field to specify the expected initial reference tag for the controller to check against the ref tags in the protection information buffer. However, the NVMe driver currently always sets (E)ILBRT to the lower bits of the LBA. The block integrity layer generates/verifies the PI ref tags according to the bio's ref tag seed, so it must "remap" the ref tags, adjusting for the difference between the ref tag seed and the absolute integrity interval number (= LBA). If a request has an integrity payload, set (E)ILBRT to its ref tag seed so no ref tag remapping is required. Set BLK_EXPECTED_REF_TAG_CAPABLE in NVMe devices' enum blk_integrity_flags to skip the block integrity layer ref tag remapping. Signed-off-by: Caleb Sander Mateos <csander@purestorage.com>
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subject: Avoid software ref tag remapping for NVMe devices
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url: https://patchwork.kernel.org/project/linux-block/list/?series=1117382