Max <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > On another note.. where is the permanent settrans entries stored? I > figure they must be stored somehwere to be permanent across reboots. It's > it part of the filesystem?
We have extended the inode format to include an extra block pointer; the passive translator record is stored in that block. This is the principle reason why the e2fs ostype is different; that signals to ext2 fsck that this additional block pointer might be present. Thomas
