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 				<h1>Possible SCST extensions and improvements</h1>
 
+				<A NAME="ASYNC_FILEIO"></A><h3>Asynchronous FILEIO in scst_vdisk handler</h3>
+
+				<p>At the moment scst_vdisk handler for FILEIO uses regular synchronous read/write() calls
+				and makes deep queue depth by using multiple threads. This is not too high performance
+				model of operations. It would be much better to use asynchronous I/O with not blocking
+				I/O calls.</p>
+
+				<p>In the user space native AIO is available for many years, but only very recently ability to
+				 use it was added in the kernel. Changing FILEIO to use the new interface should significantly
+				 (multiple times) increase performance of FILEIO devices.</p>
+
 				<A NAME="O_DIRECT"></A><h3>Support for O_DIRECT in scst_vdisk handler</h3>
 
 				<p>At the moment, scst_vdisk handler doesn't support O_DIRECT option and possibility to set it
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 				which would translate their internal READ/WRITE requests to corresponding SCSI commands and, on the
 				way back, SCSI status and sense codes to their internal status codes.</p>
 
-				<A NAME="iSER_target"></A><h3>iSER target</h3>
-
-				<p><a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISCSI_Extensions_for_RDMA">iSER</a> (iSCSI Extensions for RDMA)
-				protocol accelerates iSCSI by allowing direct data transfers using RDMA services (iWARP or
-				InfiniBand) bypassing the regular heavy weighted and CPU consuming TCP/IP data transfers path.</p>
-
-				<p>It would be good to add support for iSER in iSCSI-SCST.</p>
-
 				<A NAME="GET_CONFIGURATION"></A><h3>GET CONFIGURATION command</h3>
 
 				<p>SCSI command GET CONFIGURATION is mandatory for SCSI multimedia devices, like CD/DVD-ROMs or