WO2005124529A1 - ストレージディスクに対するデータリード方法、データライト方法、及びストレージディスク制御装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a data reading method and a data writing method for a storage disk drive such as an FDD (flexible 'disk' drive) using serial data transfer means such as a USB (universal 'serial' bus) and the like.
- a storage disk drive such as an FDD (flexible 'disk' drive) using serial data transfer means such as a USB (universal 'serial' bus) and the like.
- serial data transfer means such as a USB (universal 'serial' bus) and the like.
- USB universal 'serial' bus
- USB-FDD USB-connected FDD (flexible disk drive) device
- the data of N sectors from the first sector (sector number 1) to the last sector (sector number N) of the track is read in sector order.
- Data is sent out via USB in sector order.
- the rotation position of the FD is rarely at the position of the head which can be read from the data of the first sector. Therefore, usually, a rotation wait time occurs until the FD rotates to a position where the data of the first sector can be read.
- the data from sector number 1 to sector number N of the relevant track is sequentially read.
- the read data is temporarily stored in the buffer RAM in the USB-FDD device, and then It is sent to an external host computer via SB.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-010310.
- the present invention provides a data read method and a data write method in a storage disk drive such as an FDD using serial data transfer means such as a USB, and a read / write in the storage disk drive.
- the purpose is to reduce the size of the RAM buffer while performing high-speed operations according to the usage conditions. To do.
- Another object is to make it possible to adjust the area of the RAM buffer used for reading / writing the data according to the usage conditions and the necessity of other uses. Disclosure of the invention
- a data reading method for a storage disk according to the present invention is a method for reading data of a plurality of N sectors of a storage disk using a storage disk drive including serial data transfer means and buffer means.
- a storage disk drive including serial data transfer means and buffer means.
- the shared buffer area of the buffer means corresponds to a predetermined K-th (K ⁇ N) sector from the first sector, and the K + 1-th to N-th sectors correspond to the aforementioned buffer means.
- the individual buffer areas are set to correspond to each other, and the following processing i to processing iv,
- Process i determining the next sector to be read based on the rotational position of the storage disk
- Processing i i i storing the data of the read sector in the corresponding buffer area; processing iv; setting a flag indicating data non-processing to the sector in which the data is stored;
- step V the next step V to step vi,
- Process V transferring data from the sector to the outside from the corresponding buffer area via the serial data transfer means, on condition that the flag is set, in the order of the sector number from the first sector,
- the next sector to be read in the processing i is the storage sector at the beginning of the data read.
- the rotational position of the disk is from sector 1 to sector K, it is sector K + 1, and when the rotational position is from sector K on, it is the sector in the next order of the sector. I do.
- the data of the read sector when storing the data of the sector in the process iii in the buffer area, at the beginning of the data read, the data of the read sector is replaced by the first to sector sectors.
- the data is the Kth sector data
- the data is not stored in the buffer area, but is sequentially stored in the corresponding buffer area from the (K + 1) th sector data.
- the next read sector in the process i is the next read sector at the beginning of the data read regardless of the sector number of the rotational position of the storage disk.
- the data is sequentially stored in the corresponding buffer area regardless of the sector number of the read sector. It is characterized by the following.
- the sector to be read next in the process i is the next sector after the sector at the rotational position of the storage disk, and the process iv
- the flag in the above if the sector is from the first sector to the predetermined Kth sector, the flag of the other sector corresponding to the same buffer area is cleared.
- the shared buffer area is two or more buffer areas used as a ring buffer.
- a data write method for a storage disk uses a storage disk drive including a serial data transfer unit and a buffer unit to write data to a plurality of N sectors of the storage disk.
- a storage disk drive including a serial data transfer unit and a buffer unit to write data to a plurality of N sectors of the storage disk.
- the buffer means for the predetermined Jth (J * N) sectors from the first sector The individual buffer areas correspond to each other, and the common buffer area of the buffer means is set to correspond to the J + 1st to Nth sectors, and the next processing is performed according to the write request. Vi i through processing Vi ii,
- Processing Vi i Stores data transferred from the outside via the serial data transfer means in the corresponding buffer area, provided that the flag indicating data not processed is cleared in the order of the sector number from the first sector.
- Processing ix determining the next sector to write based on the rotational position of the storage disk
- Processing X storage is performed on condition that the flag of the determined sector is set.
- Processing xi clearing the flag for the sector to which data has been written, is repeatedly executed.
- the sector to be written next in the process ix is a sector in the next order to the sector at the rotation position of the storage disk. I do.
- the shared buffer area is two or more buffer areas used as a ring buffer.
- the storage disk control device of the present invention comprises a serial data transfer means USBC 11, a buffer means 15, a storage disk control means FDC 16 and FDD 17, and a plurality of N sectors.
- the buffer management table is stored in the shared buffer area of the buffer means corresponding to a predetermined K-th (K ⁇ N) sector from the first sector, and K + 1 to N-th sectors Are set so that individual buffer areas of the buffer means correspond to each other,
- the next sector to be read is determined based on the rotational position of the storage disk (process i), and the data of the determined sector is read (process ii;).
- the data of the read sector is stored in the corresponding buffer area (process iii), and a flag indicating that data is not processed is set for the sector where the data is stored (process iv).
- the process is repeatedly executed.
- the buffer management table indicates that the individual buffer areas of the buffer means correspond to predetermined J-th (J ⁇ N) sectors from the first sector, respectively, and the J + 1 to N-th A shared buffer area of the buffer means is set to correspond to the second sector,
- the data transferred from the outside via the serial data transfer means is applicable, provided that the flag indicating data not processed is cleared in the order of the sector number from the first sector.
- the data is stored in the buffer area (Process Vi i), and a flag indicating data unprocessed is set for the sector where the data is stored (Process Vi ii).
- the next sector to be written is determined based on the rotational position of the storage disk (process ix), and the flag of the determined sector is set.
- the flag for the sector to which data is written is cleared (processing xi;), and the processing is repeated. It is characterized by executing.
- the buffer area (number) of the buffer means used for data transfer at the time of data reading and data writing can be expanded and contracted, so that the buffer means (RAM buffer) can be used without changing the hardware configuration.
- a system that takes into account the trade-off between storage capacity and speed performance can be constructed.
- the storage disk control device of the present invention typically represented by a USB-FDD device, is capable of supporting storage disks of various formats, and has the speed performance required by each format. And the amount of buffer used is different. According to the present invention, the management of the buffer means can be adaptively changed so that the maximum performance can be obtained for each format.
- the available buffer space (number) When the available buffer space (number) is limited, it can be used up to the limited capacity to get maximum performance with limited buffer resources. If the speed performance is not so required, the buffer area (number) used as the buffer means is reduced, and the remaining buffer area can be used for other purposes. It also saves buffer resources (hardware RAM).
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration of a USB-FDD device 10 according to the present invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the structure of a buffer management table used at the time of reading.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the correspondence between the buffer area numbers and the sector numbers in FIG.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart for explaining processing at the time of reading.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the structure of a buffer management table used at the time of writing.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the correspondence between the buffer area numbers and the sector numbers in FIG.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart for explaining processing at the time of writing.
- a data read method, a data write method, and a data storage method for a storage disk drive such as an FDD (flexible disk drive) using serial data transfer means such as a USB (universal 'serial' bus) are described.
- An embodiment of the storage disk drive device will be described with reference to the drawings. In this embodiment, a case will be described in which a USB is used as serial data transfer means, an FD is used as a storage disk, and a RAM having a required buffer area is used as a buffer means. Not limited to this example, those equivalent to these can be used.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing a configuration of a USB-FDD device 10 according to the present invention.
- the USB-FDD device 10 of the present invention includes a USB controller (hereinafter referred to as USBC) 11 for performing USB communication via a USB bus 12 and an FD as FD control means for performing read / write of the FD.
- a CPU 14 that executes the program.
- the FD data is read / written at a high speed according to the use condition, and the capacity of the RAM 15 required as a buffer means used for the read Z write of the data is reduced. I do. Also, the buffer area of RAM 15 is used And adjust it to suit the needs of other applications. In order to perform such processing, a buffer management table is provided.
- This buffer management table indicates which buffer area corresponds to a sector, that multiple sectors may use the same buffer area (a shared buffer area), Provide a flag to indicate that there is unprocessed data.
- the number of sectors that use the shared buffer area can be changed according to the RAM capacity that can be used as the buffer means. It has some or all of the functions, such as being changeable.
- This buffer management table is stored in, for example, firmware ROM 13 and is read out to RAM 15 under the control of CPU 14. Further, the buffer management table may be realized by hardware using another device, for example.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a structure of a buffer management table used at the time of reading.
- sector numbers 1 to N are assigned to a plurality of N sectors.
- the numbers A to R of the buffer areas corresponding to the sectors 1 to N are given.
- the plurality N is, for example, 256, and the number of buffer areas is set, for example, to a ratio of 50% to 90%, preferably about 75% of N.
- the number of the plurality N and the ratio of the number of buffer areas to the number are changed as necessary.
- the common buffer areas A and B of the RAMI 5, which is the buffer means, are set to correspond to the predetermined Kth (K ⁇ N) sectors (sector 6 in this example) from the first sector 1. ing. Also, the individual buffer areas of the RAM 15 are set to correspond to the K + 1st (sector 7 in this example) to Nth sectors, respectively.
- the shared buffer areas A and B operate as a ring buffer using a buffer area for two sectors. That is, the data read by the FDC 16 is stored in the buffer area A, and the data stored in the buffer area B is transmitted by the USBC 11 at the same time. In this operation, the data in sectors 1 to 6 is transmitted while exchanging the shared buffer areas A and B. Note that the description will be made assuming that two areas are used as the shared buffer area. However, three or more buffer areas may be used as the shared buffer area.
- the pending flag is set when FDC 16 has read the data, but the USB 11 has not yet transmitted the data. That is, the flag “1” is set.
- the unprocessed flags shown in FIG. 2 are set in the sectors 7 to N corresponding to the individual buffer areas C to R, and are set in the sectors 1 to 6 corresponding to the shared buffer areas A and B. This illustrates a situation where the flag is cleared.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing the relationship between the sector numbers 1 to N and the buffer area numbers A to R in FIG. 2 as viewed from the buffer area numbers A to R.
- Buffer areas A and B are shared by sectors 1 to 6, and buffer areas C to R individually correspond to sectors 7 to N.
- FIG. 4 is a flowchart for explaining processing at the time of reading.
- a read request is generated (step S100)
- the head is moved to the target track of the FD.
- the USBC processing is started (step S120).
- step S111 the rotational position of the FD with respect to the head position of the FD17 is obtained by, for example, issuing an ID command.
- the next sector to read is determined based on the rotation position of this FD.
- the “next sector to be read” is the next sector in the sector at the FD rotation position in order to read the data from the beginning of the sector without omission.
- step S112 the data of the determined sector is read.
- step S113 the data of the read sector is stored in the corresponding buffer area. To pay.
- the storage destination buffer area follows the buffer management table in Figure 2.
- step S114 a flag indicating unprocessed data is set for the sector in which data is stored.
- this flag is set, if the sector is the sector from the first sector to the predetermined Kth sector, the flags of other sectors corresponding to the same buffer area are cleared. That is, if the buffer area storing the data of the sector is the shared buffer area A (or B), the data of the sector overwrites the previous data in the shared buffer area A (or B). And stored. Therefore, the overwritten data (data of the other sector) is not transmitted, and the flag for the data of the other sector is cleared.
- step S111 to S114 The FDC processing of steps S111 to S114 is repeatedly performed until it is confirmed in step S115 that the USBC processing has been completed.
- the ⁇ next sector to be read '' in step S111 is, at the beginning of the data read, the sector K + 1 when the rotational position of the FD is from sector 1 to sector K, If the rotational position is after the Kth sector, it may be the next sector in the sector.
- the data of the read sector is stored in the first to Kth sectors. If the data is not stored in the buffer area, the data may not be stored in the buffer area, but may be stored sequentially in the corresponding buffer area from the (K + 1) th sector data.
- a sector variable I indicating a sector number is set to "1". This is because the sector data to be transferred from USB 11 to USB 12 must be transferred in ascending order of the sector numbers, that is, in order from sector 1 to the sector number.
- the sector of the sector variable I is simply referred to as sector I.
- step S122 it is determined whether or not the flag of sector I is "1". If the flag is not "1", the process waits until "1" is set. If the flag is determined to be “1”, it means that the data of that sector has been read by FDC 16, but that USB C 11 has not yet transmitted.
- step S123 the data of sector I is transmitted, and the flag of sector I is cleared (that is, "0") (step S124). Subsequently, in step S125, the sector variable I is set to "I + 1".
- step S126 it is determined whether or not the sector variable I becomes "N + 1". Until the sector variable I becomes “N + 1”, the processing of steps S122 to S125 is repeatedly performed. When the sector variable I becomes “N + 1”, it means that the data of all the sectors 1 N of the relevant track has been transferred to the USB 12, and the USBBC processing ends (step S 127). Also, in step S115, the FDC process ends upon completion of the USBC process (step S116).
- the next sector to be read is determined based on the rotational position of the FD, and data is stored in the buffer area corresponding to the sector.
- the rotation position of the FD is in the first sector to the Kth sector (that is, corresponding to the shared buffer area)
- the data in the sector between them is read twice. I do not read force or the first time.
- the USBC process as in Patent Document 1 and the like, the data in the first sector is transferred to the USB 12. Therefore, a slight time delay occurs in principle as compared with Patent Document 1.
- USB data transfer speed including conditions such as sharing with other devices, processing speed (conditions such as sharing with other devices), and the number of sectors corresponding to the shared buffer area must be set appropriately. Accordingly, the present invention can be expected to obtain substantially the same speed performance as that of Patent Document 1 having a buffer area for all sectors at the time of reading.
- FIG. 5 is a diagram showing the structure of a buffer management table used at the time of writing, and is basically the same as the buffer management table used at the time of reading of FIG.
- the structure is such that the data can be efficiently received.
- the shared buffer areas Q and R in the RAM 5 are set so as to correspond to the N-th to N-th sectors.
- the shared buffer areas Q and R operate as a ring buffer using a buffer area for two sectors. That is, the data received by the USBC 11 is stored in the buffer area Q, and at the same time, the data stored in the buffer area R is written to the FD by the FDC 16 and the FDD 17. This operation writes data in sectors N-5 to N while exchanging the shared buffer areas Q and R.
- the pending flag is set when USBC11 has received but FDC16 and FDD17 have not yet written. That is, the flag “1” is set.
- Na The unprocessed flags shown in FIG. 5 are assigned to sectors 1 to .N-6 corresponding to the individual buffer areas A to P and sectors N-5 to N-4 corresponding to the shared buffer areas Q and R. An example is shown in which a lag is set and flags in sectors N-3 to N corresponding to the shared buffer areas A and B are cleared.
- the correspondence between the sector number and the buffer area number is in a form in which one of the numbers is reversed as compared with the correspondence in FIG. Therefore, as shown in parentheses in the buffer area number column in FIG. 5, it is preferable that the correspondence shown in FIG. 2 be inverted. In this way, by making the correspondence inverted, it becomes easy to manage the buffer management table between data reading and data writing.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram showing the relationship between the sector numbers 1 to N and the buffer area numbers A to R in FIG. 5 as viewed from the buffer area numbers A to R.
- the buffer areas Q and R are shared by sectors N to N-5, and the buffer areas A to P individually correspond to sectors 1 to N-6.
- FIG. 7 is a flowchart for explaining processing at the time of writing.
- a light request is generated (step S200)
- the head is moved to a target track of the FD.
- the FDC process is started (step S220).
- step S211 the sector variable I indicating the sector number is set to "1". This is because the sector data transferred from the USB 12 to the USB 11 and received is received in ascending order of the sector numbers, that is, in order from the sector 1 to the sector number. This is because this transfer and reception are performed quickly and efficiently.
- the sector of the sector variable I is simply referred to as sector I.
- step S212 it is determined whether or not the flag of the shared buffer of sector I is "0".
- the flow proceeds to step S213. If the flag is not "0", it will wait until it is cleared to "0". However, since the buffer management table has the structure shown in FIG. 5, there is no need to wait for sector numbers 1 to N_4. The flag may be determined to be "1" for sector number N-3 or later. So, in that case, you have to wait.
- step S213 the data of sector I is received and stored in the corresponding buffer area. Then, in step S2114, the flag of sector I is set (that is, "1"). Subsequently, in step S215, the sector variable I is set to "1 + 1".
- step S216 it is determined whether or not the sector variable I force S has reached "N + 1".
- the process from step S212 to step S215 is repeatedly performed until the sector variable I becomes "N + 1".
- the sector variable I becomes “N + 1” the data of all sectors 1 to N of the relevant track has been stored in the corresponding buffer area, and the USBC processing ends (step S2 17). .
- step S221 the rotational position of the FD with respect to the head position of the FD17 is obtained by, for example, issuing an ID command.
- the next sector to be written is determined based on the rotational position of the FD.
- the “next sector to write” is the sector in the next order after the sector with the FD rotation position to write all the received data.
- step S222 it is determined whether the flag of the determined sector is "1". If the flag of the sector is not "1", the flow returns to step S221 to determine the flag "1" of the next write sector which proceeds (updates) with the rotation of the FD.
- step S222 If it is determined in step S222 that the flag is "1”, data is written to the sector in step S223. Then, in step S224, the flag of the buffer area corresponding to the written sector is cleared to "0".
- the FDC processing in steps S221 to S224 is repeatedly performed until it is confirmed in step S225 that the data write processing for all sectors is completed.
- the FDC processing ends (step S226).
- the data received by the USBC may be directly transferred to the FDC without being stored in the RAM 15 serving as the buffer means. As a result, the time required for the writing process is reduced.
- the USB12 receives the data from the first sector in the order of the sectors.
- the FDC process is started at the same time as the USBC process.However, depending on the rotation position of the FD, data for that sector has not been received yet in the ⁇ next write sector '', that is, stored in the corresponding buffer area. There are cases that are not. Therefore, a slight time delay occurs in principle compared to Patent Document 1.
- properly set the USB data transfer speed and processing speed including conditions such as sharing with other devices (conditions such as sharing with other devices) and the number of sectors corresponding to the shared buffer area.
- the present invention can also be expected to obtain substantially the same speed performance as that of Patent Document 1 having a buffer area for all sectors even during writing.
- the buffer area (number) of the buffer means 15 used for data transfer at the time of data reading and data writing is expanded and contracted. This makes it possible to construct a system that takes into account the trade-off between the storage capacity of the buffer means (RAM buffer) and the speed performance without changing the hardware configuration.
- the USB-FDD device 10 since the USB-FDD device 10 generally supports FDs of various formats, the speed performance required for each format and the buffer capacity used are different.
- the management of the buffer means 15 is adaptively changed so that the maximum performance can be obtained for each format.
- the maximum performance can be obtained with limited buffer resources by using up to the limited capacity.
- the buffer area (number N) used as the buffer means is reduced.
- the remaining buffer area (the area of the RAM capacity not used as a buffer means) can be used for other purposes. Also, buffer resources (hardware RAM) can be saved. Industrial applicability
- a data read method, a data write method, and a storage disk control device for a storage disk according to the present invention include a read / write method for a storage disk drive such as an FDD using serial data transfer means such as a USB. It is possible to reduce the size of the RAM buffer while performing high-speed processing according to the usage conditions.
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