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Hi! > /proc/swaps could display the [device:inode] pair, no problem, but from > here to creating a new file using that pair, especially that the pair IS > STILL IN USE, is a long, hard, unportable and simply dain bramaged way to > go. Ouch, that's true... But it's a kind of a "deadlock" in the kernel, right? Maybe the kernel functions need a little redefinitions... > P.S. You could try to undelete the file, but even that is > filesystem-specific. That's what I meant when I said "recreate" the file. :) [] Fabio ( Fabio Olive Leite leitinho@akira.ucpel.tche.br ) ( Computer Science Student http://akira.ucpel.tche.br/~leitinho ) ( ) ( Running Linux is like running an Amiga; ) ( It gives you that "I don't buy Microsoft" feeling... ) | ||||||||||||
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