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Support for block sizes larger than the page size as one ...
zse · 2026-05-31 · via LWN.net comments

Support for block sizes larger than the page size as one unit

Posted May 31, 2026 14:47 UTC (Sun) by zse (guest, #120483)
Parent article: Buffered atomic writes, writethrough, and more

One question, doesn't the kernel already have to support restricting writing out blocks that are larger than the page size "as a whole"? The hardware, block or the fs layer may require this for regular (non-atomic) operation anyway, depending on their respective block sizes, right? So I don't quite understand why writeback is fundamentally incompatible with atomic writes (for block sizes larger than page size - I'm assuming if the blocks are at most page size there is no problem anyway?).

As an idea, one could also consider an API that allows increasing these restrictions on a per-file level.