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Somdeep Dey
somdeepdey10 at gmail.com
Mon Feb 16 08:20:50 CST 2015
Hi Dave,
We have sent a RFD mail on the mailing list about the current task that we
are doing: defragmenting parts of a file. (Haven't got a response yet)
http://oss.sgi.com/archives/xfs/2015-02/msg00264.html
We were actually stuck on a logical aspect, of how to go ahead performing
defragmentation without creating a temporary file, and then copy extents to it.
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File: fsr/xfs_fsr.c
In fsr/xfs_fsr.c code , we also had a doubt about how to modify the number of
extents for the temp file getting created.
Line 1321 onwards:
It would be of great help if u could shed some light on the ioctl's -
XFS_IOC_UNRESVSP64 and XFS_IOC_RESVSP64,
We took a test case where a file had 3 extents. The for loop at line 1321 now
had nextents value as 1 (i.e ideal extent count 1) and
outmap[extent].bmv_length was addition of all blocks, i.e. outmap[ ] array had
one index (for 1 ideal extent)
After that we tried running a defragmentation test, by making read_fd_bmap()
function return nextents value as 2, and subsequently made outmap[ ] have
two entries instead of one.
However the temp file that got created (Line 1321 onwards) still had
new_nextents
as 1 (Line 1382) instead of having 2.
Any thoughts ? :)
Regards,
A-DRS
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