In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, "Peter J. Braam" writes:
> Hi
>
> I wondered if someone could explain what is happening in
> generic_file_read:
>
> More generically, I'd like to understand how in a file system I can
> "get" a page and use it to copy date into/out of it. How do I then put
> the
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On Mon, 6 Sep 1999 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>It seems, that update_vm_cache was removed old time ago from kernel
>(but not from includes), so affs, hfs, ntfs and qnx4 filesystems are
>compilable as modules, but unusable.
>
> fixing up hfs is on my todo list. i
Whoops, I should have said I looked at 2.3.12 Ithink.
- Peter -
On Fri, 17 Sep 1999, Erez Zadok wrote:
> Heh, heh. Funny you should mention this Peter. I'm struggling with this
> question every time a new kernel release is made, b/c I have to updated my
> stackable f/s modules.
>
> If you
Heh, heh. Funny you should mention this Peter. I'm struggling with this
question every time a new kernel release is made, b/c I have to updated my
stackable f/s modules.
If you tell what you're using (2.2 or 2.3), I'll take a stab at explaining
this.
Erez.
Hi
I wondered if someone could explain what is happening in
generic_file_read:
More generically, I'd like to understand how in a file system I can
"get" a page and use it to copy date into/out of it. How do I then put
the page away?
There seem to be several patterns, but I can't figure them o
