Hello!
Subject says it all, inode->i_blocks always 0, in ramfs, and never updated
(the only updated thing is inode->i_size).
This breaks at least du(1). Ain't it should count blocks too, so that one
can find how much ramfs is consuming in terms of memory by simply issuing
du -ks ramfs_mount_point
Bye,
Oleg
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