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On Mon, 7 Apr 2008, Steven Whitehouse wrote: > > GFS2 requires the NFS filehandle buffer to be larger than the > minimum size as per the bug report: http://lkml.org/lkml/2007/10/24/374 > Its a pretty trivial fix for now and I've done a test which shows > that it works ok. I'm not seeing the point of this. Every single instance of "struct fid" that I saw in a quick grep was created not as a "struct fid", but as some other data structure that was then cast to a "struct fid *". So the _underlying_ size of "struct fid" seems to be pretty random, and totally unrelated to this declaration. But admittedly that really was just a quick grep, and maybe I missed something. But it seems like this patch doesn't really change anything, just largely makes a change in a structure that is apparently used as an opaque pointer. Is there anything that actually uses "struct fid" as an _allocation_ entity? And if not, then that "_u32 raw[6]" should probably be a un-sized "_u32 raw[]" instead, no? Linus | ||||||||||||
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