besides the no-op that orders not only by time, but also zone aware
location. I'll have some test results by lsf/mm that we can discuss.
Adrian Palmer
Firmware Engineer II
R Firmware
Seagate, Longmont Colorado
720-684-1307
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shown interest in exploring SMR solutions.
We encourage testing and collaboration to make this a great product
for the first generation of SMR drive support.
Please reply to me directly for questions.
location:
https://github.com/Seagate/ZDM-Device-Mapper
Adrian Palmer
Firmware Engineer
copying the RAID list because I want to start a discussion
about planning RAID solutions on SMR.
Adrian Palmer
Firmware Engineer II
RD Firmware
Seagate, Longmont Colorado
720-684-1307
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Thanks for the document! I think we are off to a good start going in
a common direction. We have quite a few details to iron out, but I
feel that we are getting there by everyone simply expressing what's
needed.
My additions are in-line.
Adrian Palmer
Firmware Engineer II
RD Firmware
Seagate
related to SMR for this conference.
Adrian
On Tue, Jan 6, 2015 at 4:29 PM, Adrian Palmer adrian.pal...@seagate.com wrote:
I agree wholeheartedly with Dr. Reinecke in discussing what is becoming my
favourite topic also. I support the need for generic filesystem support with
SMR and ZAC/ZBC drives
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