On 09/04/10 10:28, jeff.liu wrote: > Hi Jim, > > I'd like to know if I should still submit new feature patches to here or > coreut...@gnu.org. > > A few months ago, I found the heads up for the new coreut...@gnu.org mail > list, and it mentioned > only the bugs report/fix should be send to this list. Otherwise, for the > general discussion and new > features request should go to the new list, Am I right? > > But looks there is little activity in coreut...@gnu.org, I have sent a few > patches related to cp(1) > sparse file enhancement through fiemap ioctl(2), but almostly no response > from the list members in > about 2 weeks, except Joel I cc-ed. Maybe nobody is interesed. :( > > I know you guys are busy with work. Actually, I just want to know if I was > misunderstood the > policy? If so, I will submit the patches here. > > Sorry for the inconvience!
Oops! I was sure I had subscribed to that new list. I've done so again in any case. Patches should still go to bug-coreutils@gnu.org BTW. I'm just catching up on work after holidays, but a quick note Re: `cp --reflink` We were trying to come up with a generic term for the CoW feature. For BTRFS, `cp` currently needs to copy attributes explicitly, but for OCFS2 we can just do the reflink and not bother with all the attribute copying. The interface is fine as is I think. If there is a generic interface for CoW in future, we can use that. cheers, Pádraig.