Hi,
I created an empty symlink on an ext2 filesystem while I was in
GNU/Hurd. Later on that partitions was checked by e2fsck (in
GNU/Linux) and when it encountered that symlink, it reported a
filesystem inconsistency, which I had to repair manually.
That doesn't seem so sane to me, either ext2fs
I'd call that a bug in e2fsck. Empty symlinks used to be creatable and
work on GNU/Linux as well. It would be fine to disallow them, however.
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Joachim Nilsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 1. Change the OSKit version dependency in configure.in to,
> at least, NEEDED_OSKIT_VERION=20010214. The changes for
Yes, that's not a bad idea.
> 2. When I build an optimized kernel, only IDE and one
> ethernet card, e
Quoting "Neal H. Walfield" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> My idea is to maintain a ~1GB area of "metadata control space." This
> area, rather than being a one-to-one mapping of memory to backing
> store (as it currently is), would lazily map (via a hash) the metadata
> lazily as it is requested. (The ha
