Disk drive allocating cache segments by mapping bits of a...

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: memory – Storage accessing and control – Specific memory composition

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C711S129000, C711S173000, C710S056000, C710S052000

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06845427

ABSTRACT:
A disk drive is disclosed comprising a semiconductor memory comprising a cache buffer having a plurality of segment pools, each segment pool comprising a plurality of cache segments, and each cache segment comprises 2knumber of blocks where k is a predetermined integer for each segment pool. Host commands have a command size comprising a plurality of bits indicating a number of blocks of data associated with the host command. Each bit of the command size is mapped to a corresponding segment pool in order to allocate cache segments for the host commands.

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