Zenja

And, while I was at it, I changed I/O scheduling to better account for multi-core lock contention, which might improve performance (though on the already most-performant disk driver by quite a large margin, that may be difficult to notice!)

I like what you did here My main PC is nvme based, and Haiku works really well on it thanks to your driver. It’s great to know that compared to it’s contemporary drivers, the driver you wrote is high performance. Well done.

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alpopa

Thank you for your work and dedication as well as for detailed report. I am eager to see USB WiFi support coming soon.

bronzie94

Thanks @waddlesplash for your dedicated work - what a string of achievements for a short work month! And thanks for fixing #12534 - it is a small thing, but it is nice to be able to launch apps like DosBox and LuckyBackup from QuickLaunch. I understand the whole mechanism may be re-engineered vis-à-vis multiuser, but still - this is a nice interim fix

X512

For me NVMe is only used on RISC-V board. Main PC use SATA SSD and speed seems enough. It already cause significant CPU usage on file operations so maybe BFS driver need to be optimized to use full potential of SSD.

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extrowerk

BFS2 would be nice. Sadly the ZFS port didnt progressed

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