Daniel Alder: > As far as I know bsize is defined as a power of 2, so 1234 is not possible.
Yes, the bsize has to be a multiply of 512. But fs can set any value to it. Of course, I'd say such value is weird. > For your understanding, why multiplication is necessary: > > Layer 0: 7 blocks of bsize 131072 > Layer 1: 5 blocks of bsize 4096 > > The sum is either > > (7*131072/131072 + 5*4096/131072 + ...) if reported bsize is 131072 > (7*131072/4096 + 5*4096/4096 + ...) if reported bsize is 4096 No. We don't have to calculate it by the unit of byte. The unit should be block. So the sum should be either (7+1)=8 or (7*32+5)=229. Don't you think so? > 1/3 was not manually edited. Why do you think it is? If you look at the patch 1/3 you sent again, you would notice two issues. - last two lines don't contain the space at the top of the line. - diff(1) produces 3 lines after the change (by default?) and patch(1) expects the same amount of lines. But the 1/3 has only two. J. R. Okajima ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Virtualization & Cloud Management Using Capacity Planning Cloud computing makes use of virtualization - but cloud computing also focuses on allowing computing to be delivered as a service. http://www.accelacomm.com/jaw/sfnl/114/51521223/
