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- Mar 27 2017, 5:46 PM (205 w, 3 d)
Wed, Feb 17
Looks good from ext2fs side.
@kib, you mentioned in SUMMARY:
"ext2fs change to reset clusterw on truncation should be a bug fix."
Jul 17 2020
Thank you for fix.
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As I remember, the task appeared to be more difficult than it was expected by me. More changes appeared to be required to implement, than it was expected from start.
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I am not sure that dinode and superblock conversion will be enough, as I checked on linux side, the group descriptors should be converted too, possible same for bitmaps.
From https://ext4.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Ext4_Disk_Layout
"All fields in ext4 are written to disk in little-endian order"
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I am not sure about "filesystem has full read and write support for ext4" because there some ext4 features, that uses rarely and we does not support it.
But may be do not dig into the details in this place.
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Ok, I will add this change before landing.
- The name "trace" is going to be a bit confusing to users as they already think they're tracing the system. You could drop the "trace" altogether and see if that makes sense.
I prefer to leave it as is to keep consistency with fusefs dtrace probes naming. See: https://reviews.freebsd.org/D19667
Otherwise this looks like a great addition, and thank you for doing it.
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Ok, thank you. This is, what I tried to find, to avoid implement it from scratch.
But ok, I will try to find something and check it on ufs too.
Thanks.
Thanks a lot for adding me to review.
But could you please provide some information, how it is possible to test FIOSEEKDATA/FIOSEEKHOLE from user-space side.
I mean, did you write some user-space code to test it or some unit-tests exist somewhere?
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I am more prefer to initialize stack variables immediately after declaration, but, seems like it is not so perfect practice.
Ok.