On Fri, 21 Dec 2001 08:05:03 -0600, Dave Kleikamp wrote: >Hiten Pandya wrote: >> >> hi all, >> I jus' wanted to ask that, are the jfs_mount.c and >> jfs_unmount.c corresponding to the mount and unmount >> commands..? > >Yes, basically. Part of the code is in jfs_read_super, for mount, and >jfs_put_super, for unmount. For the most part, the code in jfs_mount.c >and jfs_umount.c is code that was ported from OS/2, where the code in >super.c is code that is specific to Linux.
This leads me to ask a question: How closely related are the OS/2 and Linux code? I understood that the intention was to port back the Linux changes to OS/2. Is that still the case? I just migrated back from JFS to HPFS on my OS/2 WSfeB server. After struggling for over a year and a half with various JFS versions and experiencing server-crashing corruptions over and over again, I have given up. I'm still interested in the availability of JFS for Linux (and hopeful for a stable version under OS/2), I've decided that JFS is still a long way away from stability on either platform. Anyway, I'm hoping that the activity here will at least have *some* chance of being seen in a future OS/2 JFS update... Tim Massey _______________________________________________ Jfs-discussion mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www-124.ibm.com/developerworks/oss/mailman/listinfo/jfs-discussion
