gfleury, le sam. 18 janv. 2025 13:10:20 +0200, a ecrit: > This fixes a bug related to `cp /dev/null file`, where you would encounter an > error like: > `skipping file /dev/null as it was replaced while being copied`. > > I reduced the `st_blksize` to one page, as it is on GNU/Linux, and added a > persistent inode `st->st_rdev`.
We would first need to understand what is really happening. Having a large blksize shouldn't be a problem, and it helps some tools to tend to use a larger buffer. What line of code actually dislike this? The rdev is usually set by translators to just 0. For streamio, applications may want to expose a particular rdev, but for null, 0 should be just fine. What line of code actually wants something different from 0? Samuel
