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fix(ramshared): return semantic blk_status_t errors for invalid requests - #1905

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Summary

Return semantic blk_status_t errors for out-of-bounds/unaligned requests.

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SHA Description Author Date
7322e50 fix(ramshared): return semantic blk_status_t errors for invalid requests google-labs-jules[bot] 2026-09-18
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  • Files: drivers/block/ramshared/queue.c
  • Validation: Compiled and passed kernel style checks
  • Risk/rollback: Low risk. Rollback trigger: Kernel panic or functional regression in unaligned I/O rejection.

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Returns correct semantic errors for out-of-bounds/unaligned block IO requests.

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KernelC100/2026-09-04/kernel-linux/013

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type:bug, area:ramshared

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Run check-kernel-style.sh and check-kernel-checkpatch.sh.

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Kernel panic during block request processing or functional regression in unaligned I/O rejection.


PR created automatically by Jules for task 993745516246400233 started by @emersonbusson

This eliminates the unused `ramshared_errno_to_blk_status` helper and returns `BLK_STS_IOERR` directly for physical hardware bounds and alignment violations, adhering to block layer standards for unaligned I/O.

Rollback trigger: Kernel panic during block request processing or functional regression in unaligned I/O rejection.
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This eliminates the unused `ramshared_errno_to_blk_status` helper and returns `BLK_STS_IOERR` directly for physical hardware bounds and alignment violations, adhering to block layer standards for unaligned I/O.

Rollback trigger: Kernel panic during block request processing or functional regression in unaligned I/O rejection.
This eliminates the unused `ramshared_errno_to_blk_status` helper and returns `BLK_STS_IOERR` directly for physical hardware bounds and alignment violations, adhering to block layer standards for unaligned I/O.

Rollback trigger: Kernel panic during block request processing or functional regression in unaligned I/O rejection.
This eliminates the unused `ramshared_errno_to_blk_status` helper and returns `BLK_STS_IOERR` directly for physical hardware bounds and alignment violations, adhering to block layer standards for unaligned I/O.

Rollback trigger: Kernel panic during block request processing or functional regression in unaligned I/O rejection.
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Closed in favor of PR #2085 consolidation.

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emersonbusson deleted the fix-blk-status-993745516246400233 branch September 23, 2026 15:04
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Closed in favor of PR #2085 consolidation.

Understood. Acknowledging that this work is now obsolete and stopping work on this task.

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