Hi!
I've been looking at the possibility of cleanly implementing virtual
files (podfuk/avfs style) with the multiple mount thing in 2.4
kernels. Here is how it would work:
1) There needs to be a global lookup hook in VFS. If a real lookup
fails, the global lookup is invoked. The cached
Hi!
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| Well, find might get pretty confused, too.
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So run with -noleaf, or compile it with -noleaf as the default. Those of
us who use AFS are used to that anyway.
Notice: they want that to go into 2.4.X. Recompiling all distros all
there is *not* option. But returning
Hi!
expect to release more modules in the future, but at this time an
experimental driver is included that can make snapshots (read only
clones) of Ext2 file systems. There is a utility that can delete
Take a look at swsusp patches. With your
snapshotting-filesystem-possibility, it should
Hi!
No, and I'm pretty much convinced now that I'll move to having a
private, hidden inode for the journal in the future.
Please don't do that. Current way of switching ext2/ext3 is very
nice. If someone wants to shoot in their foot...
