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Old 06-16-2018, 11:09 AM   #1
palak.kapoor1
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I am working on NVMe driver in linux kernel 4.13.10 (blk-mq architecture). I'm issuing a command e.g. Read/write from an application to the nvme device. The complete sequence is as follows :

1. From the application, the command comes to the nvme device
2. In driver, I'm using blk_execute_rq to submit the command to the block layer
3. It is observed that when the command reaches the driver again from the block layer, it is mapped to a nvme queue.. Is there any way by which I can choose the nvme queue id myself and submit the command to that particular queue only?
 
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