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On 3/30/22 18:38, Ming Lei wrote:
> The topic has been discussed for a bit long, and looks people are still
> interested in it, so I prefer to send out patches on linux-block if no
> one objects. Then we can still discuss further when reviewing patches.

I'm in favor of the above proposal :-)

Bart.