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There's nothing in NVMe that's inherently architecture-specific, and
NVMe should be usable by non-x86 architectures.

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I'm pretty sure it won't work with big endian machine. Have you tested this?

Added Jim Harris who wrote the driver.

In D7295#151926, @imp wrote:

I'm pretty sure it won't work with big endian machine. Have you tested this?

Nope, haven't tested it, don't have a NVME card to test with. There have between people expressing a desire to use it on PowerPC. Regardless, it should be usable on any little endian platform, and any bugs for big endian can be squashed as they are tested.

In D7295#151926, @imp wrote:

I'm pretty sure it won't work with big endian machine. Have you tested this?

Nope, haven't tested it, don't have a NVME card to test with. There have between people expressing a desire to use it on PowerPC. Regardless, it should be usable on any little endian platform, and any bugs for big endian can be squashed as they are tested.

bus_dmamap_sync() operations are also needed for accessing submission/completion queues and PRPs.

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