Hello all,
First, I believe log based filesystems are the future; Not only for
snapshot feature, but also because they can give superior performance
(vs. standard filesystems) on modern disks, cf
http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/694627.html
for a very interesting performance analysis.
Now, back to more down-to-earth considerations :)
I'd like to give the nilfs 2.0.0-testing7 release a try with linux
kernel 2.6.23, but I can't load the kernel module; dmesg says
nilfs2: Unknown symbol __umoddi3
nilfs2: Unknown symbol __udivdi3
nilfs2: Unknown symbol __umoddi3
nilfs2: Unknown symbol __udivdi3
nilfs2: Unknown symbol __umoddi3
nilfs2: Unknown symbol __udivdi3
CPU is an AMD64 but used in 32 bit mode, and it seems that 64 bit
divisions are a problem for 32 bit kernels :/
Any idea how to get around that? (using asm/div64.h?)
Best regards,
Pierre.
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