Hyper-V 3 Virtual SAN and Linux support

Hello!!
Please, I'd like to know about Hyper-V 3 Virtual SAN and Linux support. I need to bind some LUNs to a hosted SuSE (or even other distro, I can migrate if needed).
Thanks a lot.
narf

Unfortunatelly I have to work with my actual SAN.
Do you know which one is faster: access my disk via Virtual HBA or mapped via SCSI on Hyper-V?
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map it via scsi which will keep it away from the system volume and safer
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