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>kb=4096
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> say what!? fittingly, it's unused.
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i'd suppose it was probably going to reduce the buffer size on a
wirelessly-connected ipaq
> some rc scripts seem to assume that test -w should work on
> directories. examples are /rc/bin/lp which tests for /tmp
> being writable. another is /rc/bin/juke that tests on
> /mnt/juke.
in both cases, the test returning the wrong result won't easily
be noticed. lp just mounts somthing else on
yesterday. anth_x discovered that test -w on directory always
returns false even tho the directory is writable.
test works by calling access(AWRITE) on the file which tries
a open(OWRITE) on the directory. this always fails because
you can't open directory for writing.
some rc scripts seem to ass
