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> I was reading the ext2fs sourcecode and have a question about it. Ext2fs
> uses pokel_* functions. Can someone please explain me what a pokel is and
> what it is used for in ext2fs?
A pokel is a list of poked locations, that is, memory locations that
have been modified
> I was reading the ext2fs sourcecode and have a question about it. Ext2fs
> uses pokel_* functions. Can someone please explain me what a pokel is and
> what it is used for in ext2fs?
Briefly, it is a way to remember modifications to memory regions. For
details, look at ext2fs/pokel.c.
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Hi,
I was reading the ext2fs sourcecode and have a question about it. Ext2fs
uses pokel_* functions. Can someone please explain me what a pokel is and
what it is used for in ext2fs?
Thanks,
Marco Gerards
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> Is there any bright brains around with a lightening-answer to this?
Your cut and paste are broken.
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'I have tried out the translator-mechanismus from the example given in
www.debian.org/ports/hurd/hurd-doc-translator,
but I get the message: Translator died.Here is the set-up:
dd if=dev/zero of=dummy.fs bs=1024k count=8
mke2fs dummy.fs
settrans -c dummy /hurd/ext2fs 'pwd' /dummy.fs
