Linux's ARM64 NEON Intrinsics CRC64 Code Adapted To Work On 32-bit ARM

Posted by bob on Jun 23, 2026 3:19 AM EDT
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Merged for Linux 7.1 was ARMM64 NEON-accelerated CRC64-NVMe support for around 6x the performance out of that checksumming algorithm. The generic code had been a bottleneck in NVMe and other storage subsystem code of the Linux kernel with CRC64-NVMe being used to help verify against data corruption. Now for Linux 7.2, the NEON-accelerated code will also work for those still relying on 32-bit ARM...

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