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Updated to do list.
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4. Implement support for bidirectionial SCSI commands. The SRP protocol
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supports these, but the SRP target not yet.
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5. Remove "struct sense_data" from ib_srpt.h and use the functions for
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manipulating sense data from the SCST core instead.
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6. Evaluate the possibility of removing the worker thread entirely and
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instead to add a compile-time option called e.g. CONFIG_SRPT_WORK_IN_TREAD.
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This compile-time option, if enabled, will process all commands in the SCST
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context SCST_CONTEXT_THREAD, similar to CONFIG_QLA_TGT_DEBUG_WORK_IN_THREAD.
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7. Allocate memory for task management data structures from a memory pool
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instead of via kmalloc(..., GFP_ATOMIC). The last call has a high
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probability of failing because the GFP_ATOMIC area is quite small and
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heavily used when under load (e.g. network drivers allocate skb's from this
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pool). Failure to allocate memory for even a single task management command
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would lead to putting the whole device offline with possible corresponding
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data loss.
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