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nvme flush commande #174
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By default, the flush command is sent for "all namespaces". Some controllers don't support that mode (even though they only have one namespace ...), so you have to explicitly set the namespace you want to flush. THat's that "-n" parameter, so something like As an enhancement, if you specify a block device, we probably should override the default with the block handle's nsid. |
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Yes it is.
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Nicolas
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hello,
nvme flush /dev/nvme0n1 or nvme flush /dev/nvme0 is under error with :
IO command error:INVALID_NS(b)
I do not understand.
Regards,
Nicolas
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