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Subject: Any specfs specialists out there ??
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I have a problem with specfs. In specfs_getpages() all transfers are
rounded to DEV_BSIZE bytes, that wont do on devices with != 512
byte sector size. 

I need to have the specfs know about the sectorsize, or at least
the block size of the fs (which then could be set to n*sectorsize)

The problem is that the struct vop_getpages_args that specfs_getpages()
gets handed apparently doesn't have any info I can use, well
I found the blocksize deep down in a structure, but it seems to
be unset on entry :(

I faked this by using 2*DEV_BSIZE which works just dandy on my
1K sec disks.

Any good ideas ??

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Søren Schmidt               (sos@FreeBSD.org)               FreeBSD Core Team
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