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Subject[patch] All the fs patches resulting from updating mark_buffer_dirty
Hi.

I have changed the interface to mark_buffer_dirty (as per Tigran
Aivazian's suggestion). This impacts a lot of places in the kernel
(trivially), noticeably the file systems. The URL below points a
big patch for all these changes.

(I have been advised against the fine granularity of the patches I
have made as a result of changing the interface of mark_buffers_dirty.
And all the mails they resulted in. Hence this mail and the URL.)

(For some of the file systems I have looked into the code to find
email addresses. If you get this mail and is not actively
maintaining a filesystem anymore, let me apologize.)

So here is instead an URL to the gzipped 'total' patch. Please comment.

(My apologies to the maintainers that get a mail from me twice about
this. But I did not want them to miss the URL below.)

http://www.jaquet.dk/kernel/patches/mark_buffers_dirty.patch.gz

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Regards,
Rasmus(rasmus@jaquet.dk)

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