Re: Touching the way some diskfs routines handle access faults.

2003-11-28 Thread Niels Möller
"Roberto Reale" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > E.g., some servers very often panic or report ENOMEM when carrying > out a request would cause them to exceed their allocable storage. > Much better solutions can be devised: a server, for example, might > keep a small reserve of memory (as Emacs doe

Re: yafc port

2003-11-28 Thread Duck
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Coin, Robert Millan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Did you have to modify the sources? If you did, please send a patch to > Debian BTS [1] so it gets applied. If you didn't, there's no need to provide > binary packages since it'll eventualy be taken b

Touching the way some diskfs routines handle access faults.

2003-11-28 Thread Roberto Reale
Hi, I have some perplexity concerning some functions which are declared in the `diskfs' library, namely `diskfs_sync_everything', `diskfs_shutdown_pager', `diskfs_node_update' and a few others. As those functions may access and alter the in-core disk image, they must be prepared to handle acc