> Hi Tracy-
>
> There was a recent thread about ext2fs-- it was
> something like doing a format of a large ext2 fs
> could cause the VM to run out of memory.
> The solution is to do a sync() calls every 10 (pick
> a number) writes so that they get flushed to disk
> and that memory can be
Hi Tracy-
There was a recent thread about ext2fs-- it was
something like doing a format of a large ext2 fs
could cause the VM to run out of memory.
The solution is to do a sync() calls every 10 (pick
a number) writes so that they get flushed to disk
and that memory can be reused.
So
I'm developing a driver that performs some 'formatting' of sorts on a scsi
block device as part of the initialization process. This involves
writting a long series of non-contiguous blocks to a disk device -
something akin to:
for(i =0; i < NUM_BLOCKS; i++) {
bh = getblk(i *
I'm developing a driver that performs some 'formatting' of sorts on a scsi
block device as part of the initialization process. This involves
writting a long series of non-contiguous blocks to a disk device -
something akin to:
for(i =0; i NUM_BLOCKS; i++) {
bh = getblk(i *
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