1) ->read_super() called with lock already taken.
2) module reference counter is taken care of in VFS. Forget about
MOD_{INC.DEC}_USE_COUNT crap in ->{read,put}_super().
3) get_fs_type() taken out of the export list. If somebody wants
it back - fine, but I'ld rather _not_ d
On Fri, 10 Mar 2000, Erez Zadok wrote:
> Thanks Al.
>
> VFS changes are important to any F/S developer, but even more important to
> me since my stackable templates must behave like both a lower-level F/S and
> a VFS. Ion and I updated our templates to 2.3.49 just a couple of days ago,
> tak
Thanks Al.
VFS changes are important to any F/S developer, but even more important to
me since my stackable templates must behave like both a lower-level F/S and
a VFS. Ion and I updated our templates to 2.3.49 just a couple of days ago,
taking into account the previous set of VFS changes.
I wa
1) ->statfs() changed. Now it takes _kernelspace_ pointer to struct statfs
(and doesn't have to call copy_to_user()). It also expects the buffer filled
with -1's (default value for fields unsupported by filesystem). It _doesn't_
get 'bufsize' argument anymore.
2) vfs_statfs() function is provided
