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1、American National StandardDeveloped byfor Information Technology Zoned Device ATA Command Set (ZAC)INCITS 537-2016INCITS 537-2016INCITS 537-2016American National Standardfor Information Technology Zoned Device ATA Command Set(ZAC)SecretariatInformation Technology Industry CouncilApproved October 11,

2、 2016American National Standards Institute, Inc.AbstractThis standard specifies the command set that host systems use to access storage devices that implement one of the zones feature sets. This provides a common command set for systems manufacturers, system integrators, software suppliers, and supp

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12、 such claims have been made. No further patent search is conducted by the de-veloper or publisher in respect to any standard it processes. No representation is made or impliedthat licenses are not required to avoid infringement in the use of this standard.iContentsPageForeword viiIntroduction x1 Sco

13、pe 12 Normative references 23 Definitions, abbreviations, and conventions 33.1 Definitions 33.2 Symbols and abbreviations 73.2.1 Abbreviations . 73.2.2 Units . 83.2.3 Symbols . 83.2.4 Mathematical operators 83.3 Keywords . 83.4 Conventions . 93.4.1 Overview 93.4.2 Precedence 103.4.3 Lists 103.4.3.1

14、Lists overview 103.4.3.2 Unordered lists. 103.4.3.3 Ordered lists 103.4.4 Numbering 113.4.5 Bit conventions . 113.4.6 Number range convention 113.4.7 State diagram convention 123.4.8 Offset convention . 124 Feature set definitions . 134.1 Introduction 134.2 Basic zoned device model . 134.3 Host Awar

15、e Zones feature set . 134.4 Host Managed Zones feature set 144.5 Zone attributes . 154.5.1 Summary 154.5.2 Zone Type zone attribute . 154.5.3 Zone Condition zone attribute 164.5.4 WPointer zone attribute 164.5.5 RWP Recommended zone attribute . 164.5.6 Non-Sequential Write Resources Active zone attr

16、ibute . 164.6 Zone types . 174.6.1 Overview 174.6.2 Conventional zones 174.6.3 Write pointer zones 174.6.3.1 Features common to all write pointer zones 174.6.3.1.1 General 174.6.3.1.2 Resetting the write pointer . 194.6.3.2 Sequential Write Preferred zones 194.6.3.2.1 Writing in Sequential Write Pre

17、ferred zones 194.6.3.2.2 Reading in Sequential Write Preferred zones 214.6.3.2.3 Substitute data pattern for Sequential Write Preferred zones 214.6.3.3 Sequential Write Required zones 214.6.3.3.1 Writing in Sequential Write Required zones. 21ii4.6.3.3.2 Reading in Sequential Write Required zones .22

18、4.6.3.3.3 Substitute data pattern for Sequential Write Required zones .234.6.3.3.4 Opening Sequential Write Required zones.244.6.3.4 Zone Condition state machine244.6.3.4.1 Overview .244.6.3.4.2 ZC1: Empty state 274.6.3.4.3 ZC2: Implicit_Open state.284.6.3.4.4 ZC3: Explicit_Open state 294.6.3.4.5 ZC

19、4: Closed state .304.6.3.4.6 ZC5: Full state.314.6.3.4.7 ZC6: Read_Only state.314.6.3.4.8 ZC7: Offline state 324.6.3.4.9 Manage Open Zone Resources function 324.6.3.4.9.1 Overview324.6.3.4.9.2 Processing a sequential write preferred zone324.6.3.4.9.3 Processing a sequential write required zone.334.6

20、.3.4.10 Explicitly Open Zone function334.6.3.4.11 Close Zone function 344.6.3.4.12 Finish Zone function344.6.3.4.13 Reset Write Pointer function .344.7 Additional features for the Host Aware Zones feature set and the Host Managed Zones feature set .344.7.1 Introduction .344.7.2 Zoned device internal

21、 resource management .354.7.3 Unexpected power removal 354.7.4 Media failure 364.7.5 Interactions with volatile caches 364.7.6 Interactions with the Sanitize Device feature set 374.7.7 Interactions with the Power Management feature set .384.7.8 Interactions with the SECURITY ERASE UNIT command 384.7

22、.9 Interactions with the SCT Write Same command .384.7.9.1 Overview.384.7.9.2 WRITE AND SET SUBSTITUTE DATA PATTERN bit384.7.9.3 ZONE POST PROCESSING field .395 Command descriptions 405.1 Command description introduction .405.2 Zone management commands .435.2.1 Overview .435.2.2 ZAC Management In co

23、mmand template, 4Ah, DMA445.2.2.1 Feature Set.445.2.2.2 Description445.2.2.3 Inputs445.2.2.3.1 Overview .445.2.2.3.2 Action specific fields445.2.2.3.3 ZM_ACTION field455.2.2.3.4 RETURN PAGE COUNT field 455.2.2.4 Normal Outputs and Error Outputs.455.2.2.5 NCQ encapsulation for a DMA ZAC Management In

24、 command 455.2.3 ZAC Management Out command template, 9Fh, Non-Data or DMA.465.2.3.1 Feature Set.465.2.3.2 Description465.2.3.3 Inputs465.2.3.3.1 Overview .465.2.3.3.2 PAGES TO SEND field.465.2.3.4 Normal Outputs and Error Outputs.475.2.3.5 Non-Data NCQ encapsulation 47iii5.2.3.6 NCQ encapsulation f

25、or a DMA ZAC Management Out command. 475.2.4 CLOSE ZONE EXT command 9Fh/01h, Non-Data 485.2.4.1 Feature Set 485.2.4.2 Description. 485.2.4.3 Inputs. 485.2.4.3.1 Overview 485.2.4.3.2 CLOSE ALL bit. 485.2.4.3.3 ZONE ID field 495.2.4.4 Normal Outputs 495.2.4.5 Error Outputs . 495.2.5 FINISH ZONE EXT co

26、mmand 9Fh/02h, Non-Data 505.2.5.1 Feature Set 505.2.5.2 Description. 505.2.5.3 Inputs. 505.2.5.3.1 Overview 505.2.5.3.2 FINISH ALL bit. 505.2.5.4 Normal Outputs 515.2.5.5 Error Outputs . 515.2.6 OPEN ZONE EXT command 9Fh/03h, Non-Data 525.2.6.1 Feature Set 525.2.6.2 Description. 525.2.6.3 Inputs. 52

27、5.2.6.3.1 Overview 525.2.6.3.2 OPEN ALL bit 525.2.6.4 Normal Outputs 535.2.6.5 Error Outputs . 535.2.7 REPORT ZONES EXT command 4Ah/00h, DMA 545.2.7.1 Feature Set 545.2.7.2 Description. 545.2.7.3 Inputs. 545.2.7.3.1 Overview 545.2.7.3.2 PARTIAL bit 545.2.7.3.3 REPORTING OPTIONS field. 555.2.7.3.4 ZO

28、NE LOCATOR field. 555.2.7.4 Normal Outputs 555.2.7.5 Error Outputs . 555.2.7.6 Input From the Device to the Host Data Structure. 565.2.7.6.1 Overview 565.2.7.6.2 ZONE LIST LENGTH field 565.2.7.6.3 SAME field 575.2.7.6.4 MAXIMUM LBA field . 575.2.7.6.5 Zero padding 575.2.7.6.6 Zone descriptor format

29、. 585.2.7.6.6.1 Overview. 585.2.7.6.6.2 ZONE TYPE field 585.2.7.6.6.3 ZONE CONDITION field . 595.2.7.6.6.4 NON_SEQ bit. 595.2.7.6.6.5 RESET bit . 595.2.7.6.6.6 ZONE LENGTH field 595.2.7.6.6.7 ZONE START LBA field . 595.2.7.6.6.8 WRITE POINTER LBA field. 595.2.8 RESET WRITE POINTER EXT command 9Fh/04

30、h, Non-Data . 605.2.8.1 Feature Set 605.2.8.2 Description. 605.2.8.3 Inputs. 605.2.8.3.1 Overview 605.2.8.3.2 RESET ALL bit. 60iv5.2.8.4 Normal Outputs 615.2.8.5 Error Outputs 616 Log definitions 626.1 Introduction .626.2 IDENTIFY DEVICE data log (Log Address 30h) 626.2.1 Overview .626.2.2 Zoned Dev

31、ice Information (page 09h) .626.2.2.1 Overview.626.2.2.2 URSWRZ bit 636.2.2.3 OPTIMAL NUMBER OF OPEN SEQUENTIAL WRITE PREFERRED ZONES field.636.2.2.4 OPTIMAL NUMBER OF NON-SEQUENTIALLY WRITTEN SEQUENTIAL WRITE PREFERRED ZONES field 636.2.2.5 MAXIMUM NUMBER OF OPEN SEQUENTIAL WRITE REQUIRED ZONES fie

32、ld636.2.2.6 Version information.646.2.2.6.1 ZAC MINOR VERSION field 647 Normal and Error Outputs 657.1 Overview .657.2 Normal Outputs 657.3 Error Outputs 66Annex A (informative) Host Considerations for Zoned Devices.67A.1 Introduction 67A.2 Writing to write pointer zones .67A.3 Open zone considerati

33、ons .67A.3.1 Overview .67A.3.2 Explicitly opened zones and implicitly opened zones .68A.3.3 Opening and closing zones 69A.3.4 Finish Zone function considerations .69A.4 Open zone resources considerations based on zone type 69A.4.1 Sequential Write Preferred zones .69A.4.2 Sequential Write Required z

34、ones .70A.5 Partial failures 70A.5.1 Overview .70A.5.2 Sanitize considerations .70Annex B (informative) Bibliography72vTablesPageTable 1 - Numbering conventions . 11Table 2 - Summary of zone attributes . 15Table 3 - Zone Type zone attribute. 15Table 4 - Relationships between zone attributes 15Table

35、5 - Zone Condition zone attribute 16Table 6 - Zone Condition state machine functions 25Table 7 - Characteristics and attributes associated with zone state . 25Table 8 - ZAC OPTIONS field 38Table 9 - ZONE POST PROCESSING field 39Table 10 - Example Command Structure 40Table 11 - Example Normal Output.

36、 41Table 12 - Example Error Output 42Table 13 - Zone management commands 43Table 14 - ZAC Management In command template inputs44Table 15 - ZM_ACTION field 45Table 16 - RECEIVE FPDMA QUEUED command encapsulation for the inputs used by the ZAC Management In command 45Table 17 - ZAC Management Out com

37、mand template inputs. 46Table 18 - NCQ NON-DATA command encapsulation for the inputs used by the ZAC Management Out command . 47Table 19 - SEND FPDMA QUEUED command encapsulation for the inputs used by the ZAC Management Out command . 47Table 20 - CLOSE ZONE EXT command inputs 48Table 21 - FINISH ZO

38、NE EXT command inputs. 50Table 22 - OPEN ZONE EXT command inputs 52Table 23 - REPORT ZONES EXT command inputs . 54Table 24 - REPORTING OPTIONS field 55Table 25 - REPORT ZONES EXT input from device to host 56Table 26 - SAME field . 57Table 27 - Zone descriptor format. 58Table 28 - ZONE TYPE field. 58

39、Table 29 - ZONE CONDITION field 59Table 30 - RESET WRITE POINTER EXT command inputs 60Table 31 - Zoned Device Information 62Table 32 - ZAC MINOR VERSION field . 64Table 33 - Generic ZAC Extended Normal Output 65Table 34 - Generic ZAC Extended Error Output . 66viFiguresPageFigure 1 - ATA document rel

40、ationships 1Figure 2 - State diagram convention 12Figure 3 - Zones in a zoned device 13Figure 4 - Write pointer zone and write pointer after Reset Write Pointer function withno subsequent writes . 17Figure 5 - Write pointer zone and write pointer example . 18Figure 6 - Example effects of host action

41、s on a write pointer zone 19Figure 7 - Example write command that starts at the write pointer 20Figure 8 - Examples of write commands that do not start at the write pointer . 20Figure 9 - Zone Condition state machine . 26viiForeword (This foreword is not part of American National Standard INCITS 537

42、-2016.)This standard specifies the command set that host systems use to access storagedevices that implement one of the zones feature sets. This provides a common com-mand set for systems manufacturers, system integrators, software suppliers, andsuppliers of storage devices that provide one of the z

43、ones feature sets.This standard contains two informative annexes, which are not considered part of thisstandard.Requests for interpretation, suggestions for improvement and addenda, or defect re-ports are welcome. They should be sent to the INCITS Secretariat, ITI, 1101 K StreetNW, Suite 610, Washin

44、gton, DC 20005.This standard was processed and approved for submittal to ANSI by InterNationalCommittee for Information Technology Standards (INCITS). Committee approval ofthis standard does not necessarily imply that all committee members voted for ap-proval. At the time it approved this standard,

45、INCITS had the following members:Philip Wennblom, ChairJennifer Garner, SecretaryOrganization Represented Name of RepresentativeAdobe Systems, Inc Scott FosheeSteve Zilles (Alt.)AIM Global, Inc. Steve HallidayMary Lou Bosco (Alt.)Chuck Evanhoe (Alt.)Dan Kimball (Alt.)Apple Helene WorkmanMarc Braner

46、(Alt.)Virginia Fournier (Alt.)David Singer (Alt.)Dell, Inc. David BlackSaid Tabet (Alt.)Department of Commerce - NIST. Michael HoganWo Chang (Alt.)Sal Francomacaro (Alt.)Elaine Newton (Alt.)Distributed Management Task Force (DMTF) John CrandallHemal Shah (Alt.)Farance, Inc Frank Farance Timothy Scho

47、echle (Alt.)Futurewei Technologies, Inc. Yi ZhaoWilbert Adams (Alt.)Timothy Jeffries (Alt.)GS1GO. Charles BissAndrew Hearn (Alt.)Edward Merrill (Alt.)Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Joel Fleck IIHP, Inc Karen Higginbottom Paul Jeran (Alt.)Beatrice Tam (Alt.)IBM Corporation Steve HolbrookAlexander Tarpini

48、an (Alt.)IEEE . Jodie HaaszVictoria Kuperman-Super (Alt.)Don Wright (Alt.)Intel Corporation . Philip Wennblom Stephen Balogh (Alt.)Grace Wei (Alt.)Microsoft Corporation . Laura Lindsay John Calhoon (Alt.)viiiOrganization Represented Name of RepresentativeOracle Corporation . Donald R. Deutsch Patric

49、k Curran (Alt.)Anish Karmarkar (Alt.)Michael Kavanaugh (Alt.)Peter Lord (Alt.)Jim Melton (Alt.)Jan-Eike Michels (Alt.)Toshihiro Suzuki (Alt.)Purdue University Stephen Elliott Kevin OConnor (Alt.)Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) Florence OtienoStephanie Montgomery (Alt.)US Department of Homeland Security . Peter Shebell Juan Gonzalez (Alt.)Teresa Lustig (Alt.)Gregg Piermarini (Alt.)Technical Committee T13 on ATA Interfaces, that reviewed this standard, had the fol-lowing members and additional participants:Dan Colegrove,Chair (Toshiba America Electronic Componen