Hallo Bart,
There is really no need to allocate the near fnodes, they can simply be chosen fixed.
Sure - great idea! In this case Tom's patch can be removed.
That would require split_path and dir_open to take the near fnode as a parameter, etc, and e.g. dos_rename() to do:
split_path(path2, fcbname, &fnode2); .... split_path(path1, fcbname, &fnode1);
where fnode1 and fnode2 are the two near fnodes. This is the other real solution I can think of, it's a little more intrusive though.
It'd be good. Unfortunately I'm not competent enough to do this change :( Could you try to do it?
Regards, Lucho
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