iscsi update
cover iscsi update
I get to be the patch monkey again so here is a iscsi update. The following patches except 01 and 04 are bug fixes. Patch 01 and 04 begin to add support for other interconnects like rdma. We are not sending support for rdma at this time. Those two patches should be netlink and sysfs values that are some what interesting for the code we have in mainline. If someone has a problem with those patches the patchset can live without them though (it will apply at a offset but be ok).
We know we are late for 2.6.15 and that those two patches do not qualify for rc bugfixes so we understand if this gets queued to 2.6.16-rc1. Patches were made against scsi-misc but apply to scsi-rc-fixes.
Quoted 11 lines · Mike Christie
I get to be the patch monkey again so here is a iscsi update. The following patches except 01 and 04 are bug fixes. Patch 01 and 04 begin to add support for other interconnects like rdma. We are not sending support for rdma at this time. Those two patches should be netlink and sysfs values that are some what interesting for the code we have in mainline. If someone has a problem with those patches the patchset can live without them though (it will apply at a offset but be ok). We know we are late for 2.6.15 and that those two patches do not qualify for rc bugfixes so we understand if this gets queued to 2.6.16-rc1. Patches were made against scsi-misc but apply to scsi-rc-fixes.
ping for this patchset? These patches except rdma bits are all important fixes for iscsi_tcp. James, is there any problem with them to scsi-rc-fixes? I think it's good to be in 2.6.15, and that keeps mainline kernel update with our svn version.
thanks