Method and apparatus for implementing command queue ordering...

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: memory – Storage accessing and control – Hierarchical memories

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C711S004000, C711S111000, C711S112000, C711S113000, C711S115000, C711S118000, C711S213000

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06877070

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus are provided for implementing command queue ordering with benefit determination of a prefetch operation. For each command in a hard disk drive command queue, a rotational position optimization (RPO) score is calculated. A prefetch benefit is calculated for each command in the hard disk drive command queue within a working partition. The RPO score is modified utilizing the calculated prefetch benefit for the commands in the hard disk drive command queue within the working partition. A best RPO score is identified to select a next command in the hard disk drive command queue to execute.

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