Quoting Ron Peterson ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
Debian FAQ item 7.2 says that The kernel (filesystem) in Debian
GNU/Linux systems supports replacing files even while they're being
used.
How is this accomplished?
When you, say, run a program called fred, the OS finds the inode
for the file from
Debian FAQ item 7.2 says that The kernel (filesystem) in Debian
GNU/Linux systems supports replacing files even while they're being
used.
How is this accomplished? If I roll my own kernel, do I need to patch
it first to support this functionality? Are there any other
Debian-specific kernel
On Tue, Mar 20, 2001 at 03:18:05PM -0500, Ron Peterson wrote:
Debian FAQ item 7.2 says that The kernel (filesystem) in Debian
GNU/Linux systems supports replacing files even while they're being
used.
How is this accomplished? If I roll my own kernel, do I need to patch
it first to support
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