Re: [RFC][fat] use mpage_readpage when cluster size is page-alignment

hi,

Ah, yes.

But if cluster is not fragmented it shouldn't fall back, and rather it
will get advantage.  And I guess, even if it fall back to
block_read_full_page(), it would be very trivial.

What do you think?   We may need benchmark...

i think you are right, i didn't think of adjacent-cluster
so maybe just calling mpage_readpage{s} is enough.

thanks.
                        junjie

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