Magnetic disk device and disk access method therefor
A technology of magnetic disk equipment and magnetic disk, applied in information storage, recording information storage, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as reducing the transmission efficiency of data between magnetic disk and buffer memory
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[0047] FIG. 2 shows a first embodiment of the present invention, and shows the magnetic disk device shown in FIG. 1 and a disk access method for the device. Actually, FIG. 1 shows: when the uplink device 1 simultaneously accesses two series of massive serial data stored in different positions in the disk 7 of the disk device 8, the processing on the disk 7.
[0048] File(m-1)', file(m), file(m)' and file(m+1) form part of a large amount of serial data (A), while file(n-1)', file(n), File (n)' and file (n+1) constitute a part of a large amount of serial data (B). Each file has a data length for processing by the uplink device 1 each time a command is used.
[0049] When the uplink device 1 accesses two series of a large amount of serial data at the same time, the uplink device 1 will alternately issue a command to access each file of a large amount of serial data (A) and a command to access a large amount of serial data in a fixed cycle. Commands for each file of serial data ...
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[0056] FIG. 3 shows a second embodiment of the present invention, and shows the magnetic disk device shown in FIG. 1 and a disk access method for the device. Actually, FIG. 1 shows the processing on the disk 7 of the disk device 8 when the uplink device 1 simultaneously accesses two series of large amounts of serial data stored in different locations in the disk 7 of the disk device 8 .
[0057] File(m-1)', file(m), file(m)' and file(m+1) form part of a large amount of serial data (A), while file(n-1)', file(n), File (n)' and file (n+1) constitute a part of a large amount of serial data (B). Each file has a data length for processing by the uplink device 1 when the command is used.
[0058] When the uplink device 1 accesses two series of large amounts of serial data at the same time, the uplink device 1 will alternately issue a command to access each file of a large amount of serial data (A) and a command to access a large amount of serial data (B) Commands for each file.
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