Hi,
On Sat, Nov 18, 2006, Michael Banck wrote:
> We are preparing a release, so packaging new upstream versions is much
> less of a target right now than fixing bugs.
True; but IMO xfsprogs is relatively stable, and the changes are
usually bug fixes. I grabbed the tarballs to make sure I don't say
crap, and found the changes below, from CHANGES:
xfsprogs-2.8.16 (30 October 2006)
- Fix up an endian problem for nlink setting in phase 7 for xfs_repair.
xfsprogs-2.8.15 (19 October 2006)
- Fix up nlink checks and repairs in phase 7 for xfs_repair.
- Remove a bogus LEAFN warning for a single leaf node v2 dir.
xfsprogs-2.8.14 (6 October 2006)
- Fix up the ring command in xfs_db,
thanks to Utako Kusaka
- Set the blocksize on the device to the given sector
size which is _not_ necessarily 512 bytes;
idea suggested by Shailendra Tripathi.
- Fix up xfs_copy and its variable argument handling
around vfprintf; xfs_copy was seg faulting on x86_64.
xfsprogs-2.8.13 (21 September 2006)
- Fix v2 directory checking with holes and unreadable blocks.
- Fix a memory leak in dir2 checking.
- Update libdisk/md support to work out the stripe width
based on (# raid-disks - # parity disks) which
doesn't include any spare disks (which we mistakenly did before).
Thanks to Shailendra Tripathi's suggestions.
- Get the kernel int types of __u32 and friends from <asm/types.h>
if we can, otherwise define them ourselves.
xfsprogs-2.8.12 (29 August 2006)
- Multi-thread modifications to xfs_repair.
- Updated Polish translation, thanks to Jakub Bogusz.
- Change default mkfs realtime extent size setting to
perform better for buffered writes.
But I suppose it's still possible that the above introduces new bugs as
well.
Bye,
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