On Sun, 18 Jul 1999, Alan Cox wrote:
> > Why has elks chosen a 16 bit inode number for stat when the rest of the world
> > has 32 bit inode numbers? It probably is a good idea to use 32bit inode numbers.
> 
> Small computers, small problems.

Actually, inside the ELKS kernel, inodes numbers are 32 bits in size, it is
only in stat.h and minux fs that it is 16 bit. This is all i really need since
userland programs don't access files using inode numbers :)

Beau Kuiper
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