When getting an inode tree pointer from an array inode_tree_ptrs, we should check if agno, which is used as a pointer to the array, lives within the file system, because if it is not, we can end up t
How do you get an agno outside the bounds of the filesystem? We're slowly removing typedefs as we change code. So probably better to use struct xfs_mount for all the places where you add an xfs_mount
Hi Dave, in my particular case the problem was in longform_dir2_entry_check_data(). xfs_dir2_data_entry_t was read and we used inode numbed (xfs_dir2_data_entry_t)->inumber to compute AG number. Howe
When getting an inode tree pointer from an array inode_tree_ptrs, we should check if agno, which is used as a pointer to the array, lives within the file system, because if it is not, we can end up t