[PATCH RFC 0/8] nvme: Add Controller Data Queue to the nvme driver
Christoph Hellwig
hch at lst.de
Sun Jul 20 23:26:00 PDT 2025
On Fri, Jul 18, 2025 at 01:33:34PM +0200, Joel Granados wrote:
> > to win a point. So for CDQs to be useful in Linux we'll need the
> > proper live migration still under heavy development. With that I'd
> Do you mean in the specification body or patch series in the mailing
> lists?
Actual code. As I said I very much expect CDQ creation and usage
to be kernel driven for live migration.
> > very much expect the kernel to manage the CDQs just like any other
> > queue, and not a random user ioctl.
> This is a great segue to a question: If CDQ is like any other queue,
> what is the best way of handling the lack of CDQ submission queues?
> Something like snooping all submissions for these CDQs and triggering a
> CDQ consume on every submission?
I don't understand this question and proposed answer at all all.
> I went with the ioctl as the faster way to get it to work;
Get _what_ to work?
> I might
> explore what having it as just another queue would look like.
>
> > So what would be the use case for a user controlled CDQ?
> Do you mean a hypothetical list besides LM in NVME 2.2?
As out line in the last two mails I don't see how live migration would
work with user controlled CDQs. Maybe I'm wrong, but nothing in this
thread seems to even try to explain how that would work.
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