Re: [PATCH] part_efi: cache last scanned GPT for next partition

On 27/03/2025 20:01, Heinrich Schuchardt wrote: Am 27. März 2025 11:02:55 MEZ schrieb Neil Armstrong : The actual architecture of the EFI part parser means the entire GPT partition table needs to be parsed for each part_info() callback. Since the default part scan code will always scan up to 1

Re: [PATCH] part_efi: cache last scanned GPT for next partition

Am 27. März 2025 11:02:55 MEZ schrieb Neil Armstrong : >The actual architecture of the EFI part parser means the >entire GPT partition table needs to be parsed for each >part_info() callback. > >Since the default part scan code will always scan up to >128 partitions for a block, and devices with a

[PATCH] part_efi: cache last scanned GPT for next partition

The actual architecture of the EFI part parser means the entire GPT partition table needs to be parsed for each part_info() callback. Since the default part scan code will always scan up to 128 partitions for a block, and devices with an UFS chip with up to 8 LUNs are very common in the field, thi