Add configure option to allow repackaging of e2fsprogs as ldiskfsprogs. (by Jim Garlick)

[fs/lustre-release.git] / ldiskfs / ChangeLog

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 tbd  Sun Microsystems, Inc.
+       * version 3.0.7
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+Severity   : 
+Bugzilla   : 
+Description: 
+Details    : 
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+01-15-2009  Sun Microsystems, Inc.
        * version 3.0.6
 
+Severity   : enhancement
+Bugzilla   : 11826
+Description: Interoperability at server side (Disk interoperability)
+Details    : Exported some ldiskfs functions which are required for iop
+
 Severity   : normal
 Bugzilla   : 15320
 Description: OSS crashes frequently, e2fsck does not fix
@@ -27,6 +42,26 @@ Details    : The ldiskfs mballoc3 code was using a __u16 to store the group
             number, but with 8TB+ filesystems there are more than 65536
             groups, causing an oops.
 
+Severity   : enhancement
+Bugzilla   : 10555
+Description: Add a FIEMAP(FIle Extent MAP) ioctl for ldiskfs
+Details    : FIEMAP ioctl will allow an application to efficiently fetch the
+             extent information of a file. It can be used to map logical blocks
+             in a file to physical blocks in the block device.
+
+Severity   : normal
+Bugzilla   : 16498
+Description: Get RAID stripe size from superblock
+Details    : RAID striping parameters are now saved in the superblock itself,
+            so we should use these parameters instead of having to specify
+            a mount option each time.
+
+Severity   : normal
+Bugzilla   : 17490
+Description: mkfs.lustre: Unable to mount /dev/cciss/c0d1: Cannot allocate memory
+Details    : correctly handle device paths using a subdirectory in /dev when
+            creating the per-device procfs directory under /proc/fs/ldiskfs.
+
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