I'd already intended to move to using vanilla (not CREATOR_OS_HURD) ext2
format using the xattr on-disk format to store the translator and author
information. This is the natural physical storage format to use since
these on-disk formats already have it and we can avoid the niggling issues
with fo
Hi,
On Sat, May 22, 2004 at 06:44:24PM -0400, Roland McGrath wrote:
> Have people been using my Linux patch with success to diddle Hurdish ext2
> filesystems? I haven't heard a problem report in a while, but I don't know
> if that just means noone is really playing with it. If the code works, I
Have people been using my Linux patch with success to diddle Hurdish ext2
filesystems? I haven't heard a problem report in a while, but I don't know
if that just means noone is really playing with it. If the code works, I
would like to submit it to the Linux maintainers.
Thanks,
Roland
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