Re: does it work on 2.4.4

["Marcelo E. Magallon" <marcelo.magallon@bigfoot.com>]

>> Austin Gonyou <austin@coremetrics.com> writes:

 > Well, a good question posed to me was Why in the hell is it 3 MB. I
 > like a single patch myself, but it's not quite right for accuracy,
 > with the different kinds of things this patch touches. You've got
 > tools, then core linux/xfs, then xfs/fs. That's potentially 3 patches
 > all together.

 The other day I was looking at this.  I learned that the XFS patch
 includes:

    * XFS for Linux proper (this is about 50% of the patch)
    * Delayed write buffers
    * POSIX ACLs
    * DMAPI (Data Management API)
    * Guaranteed datarate
    * KDB (the Kernel Debugger)
    * NMI patches
    * LVM patches
    * I'm missing something...

 Some of these are interwoven...

 The tools are included in a separate file (that is, I'm talking about
 the linux-whatever-xfs.patch).  I'm not sure what you mean by linux/xfs
 and xfs/fs.

-- 
Marcelo