Thanks for your reply, Michael. And all your efforts to get the patch in. Michael Schmitz - 13.06.23, 09:58:09 CEST: > Am 13.06.2023 um 19:20 schrieb Martin Steigerwald: > > John Paul Adrian Glaubitz - 13.06.23, 08:47:11 CEST: > >> I was wondering what the current status of the affs driver in the > >> kernel is, did it receive the fixes that Michael(?) was working on? > >> I > >> vaguely remember there were some issues with larger filesystems or > >> so > >> and that someone was working on fixing these issues. > > > > Well I just searched for the large size fixing patches discussed on > > linux-m68k mailing list under subject titles "Amiga RDB partition > > support fixes": > > > > While I found a steady stream of fixes for affs, including related > > to > > Amiga permission bit handling, quite recent fixes, even in 2023, I > > did not found that size fixing patch. > > > > I recalled a discussion where Michael Schmitz talked to Jens Axboe > > after I asked whether the patch got in on 2023-08-21. I thought > > back then it would have went in, but maybe the last question asked > > by Jens Axboe did not get answered? > > I can't remember leaving a question of Jens' unanswered - I can go > back and have another look at the thread though.
Well I was just assuming that cause as I looked at thread display in my mail appliation, there was a mail from Jens with a question without an answer mail to it. But it was also just about backporting to Linux stable. I would be happy to see it accepted for vanilla/master already. > I admit I've lost enthusiasm for endless follow-up when a maintainer > just won't take a patch. Chances are I've got something wrong and it's > possible the patch does no longer apply cleanly. I understand. Well let's see whether Jens Axboe answers. From my experience regarding flexible I/O tester he normal accepts reasonable patches. But I'd also consider the patch submitted as reasonable. So maybe he just forgot to put it in. > If someone else wants to take that patch and give it a fresh try, I'm > OK with that. I see. Well I will first wait a few days whether Jens replies. > > At least I did not found the patch in git history. Maybe I made a > > mistake during search. > No, it never went in as far as I know. Would really be nice to have this settled. Thanks, -- Martin