This change to dls allows the option '-n' which numbers blocks
as they come out.
It allows utilities that filter the blocks to spit out block
numbers without having to run dcalc on (sometimes) thousands
of block numbers.
I'm also including the perl script bgrep3 which uses the output
of the -n o
e output
of the -n option to find blocks that are probable candidates for
indirect inodes -- It only works for partitions < 64GB, but is easily
modifiable for larger partitions (to a point).
and the script idtest which tries to sort out double and triple indirect
inodes.
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I could force a delay between the two scripts by
introducing another script (run at S26) that does
nothing but sleep for a fixed time (30 seconds). That
seemed to work around the problem. But I wonder if
there is a cleaner solution.
Ideally, the delay should not be fixed but dynami
le) default branch,
they would have done so, since that would help java's market penetration.
If they say that it belongs in non-free (and nobody manages to credibly
debunk that position ) then I would be inclined to believe that it
shouldn't be rated any better than whatthey specified.
h the terminology in the Linux kernel's
config.
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ebian system-user id range?
* Some other distributions (I believe RedHat is one of them, but am not
sure) have their user UID range start at 500 rather than 1000. If
someone is using Debian in a hybrid environment where the usernames
are centralized on the network (using NIS or LDAP, or
I can't think of *any* discussion which has ended with people claiming
that closing random bugs is OK in an upload. How would you even describe it
in the changelog?
* The bug has magically disappeared. (Closes: #NNN)
Uhhh... I doubt it.
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