This adds the ability for userspace to tell btrfs which extents match eachother.
You pass in
-a logical offset
-a length
-a list of file descriptors with their logical offset
and this ioctl will split up the extent on the target file and then link all of
the files with the target files extent
This adds the ability for userspace to tell btrfs which extents match eachother.
You pass in
-a logical offset
-a length
-a list of file descriptors with their logical offset
and this ioctl will split up the extent on the target file and then link all of
the files with the target files extent
This adds the ability for userspace to tell btrfs which extents match eachother.
You pass in
-a logical offset
-a length
-a hash type (currently only sha256 is supported)
-the hash
-a list of file descriptors with their logical offset
and this ioctl will split up the extent on the target file
Josef Bacik wrote:
This adds the ability for userspace to tell btrfs which extents match
eachother. You pass in
-a logical offset
-a length
-a hash type (currently only sha256 is supported)
-the hash
-a list of file descriptors with their logical offset
and this ioctl will split up