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1. Unified the block cloning and Direct I/O code paths further. As part of this unification, it is important to outline that Direct I/O writes transition the db_state to DB_UNCACHED. This is used so that dbuf_unoverride() is called when dbuf_undirty() is called. This is needed to cleanup space accounting in a TXG. When a dbuf is redirtied through dbuf_redirty(), then dbuf_unoverride() is also called to clean up space accounting. This is a bit of a different approach that block cloning, which always calls dbuf_undirty(). 2. As part of uniying the two, Direct I/O also performs the same check in dmu_buf_will_fill() so that on failure the previous contents of the dbuf are set correctly. 3. General just code cleanup removing checks that are no longer necessary. Signed-off-by: Brian Atkinson <[email protected]>
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