[email protected] (Robert Elz) writes:
>It is easy to see why this happens in the CGD source, I think there's
>even an XXX comment that is related ... an easy "fix" would just be to
>multiply the size by 8 (by the appropriate factor really, of course)
>but that then makes the CGD look like it is a 512 bye/sec device, which
>would permit 512 byte reads on odd boundaries, which the underlying drive
>cannot handle.
You need to copy the sector size from the underlying disk and you
need to fix a few cases where DEV_BSIZE is used for buffer sizes.
>So, all block numbers in a FFS (even on a 4k sector disk) would still be
>in DEV_BSIZE units, they'd just always be conveniently multiples of 8...
Actually FFS calculates everything in fragment addresses and converts
these to DEV_BSIZE addresses when passing to the device driver.
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