INTEL_REPORT
LWN.net (kernel & development security) · published 7/6/2026, 2:37:34 PM · TLP amber
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[$] The kernel's iomap layer Conversations about the kernel's filesystem implementations often involve a layer called "iomap", but relatively few people can reliably say what iomap actually is. That is just the kind of gap that LWN exists to fill. In short, iomap handles the mapping between data in the filesystem space (identified by a file of interest, and an offset within that file) and in the storage space (which may be a memory location, or a set of blocks on a storage d…
https://lwn.net/Articles/1079415
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