Joerg Schilling
2005-10-11 22:54:34 UTC
ZFS is a 128 bit filesystem, isn't it?
So I hope it uses 128 bit inode numbers too.....
but it should at least use 64 bit for inode numbers.
Now what happens to a 32 bit application that calls stat(2)
on a file that uses an inode number that is outside the
32 bit scope. Whill this cause stat(2) to return a EOVERFLOW
condition in this case when stat(2) is called from a 32 bit
application?
Jörg
So I hope it uses 128 bit inode numbers too.....
but it should at least use 64 bit for inode numbers.
Now what happens to a 32 bit application that calls stat(2)
on a file that uses an inode number that is outside the
32 bit scope. Whill this cause stat(2) to return a EOVERFLOW
condition in this case when stat(2) is called from a 32 bit
application?
Jörg
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