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...inux for inclusion. (2.4 is for now for me more important than 2.5). Patch ----- On every mount of ext3 (and I suppose all journaling filesystems which use jbd, although I didn't test this) a new kjournald is created. All kjournald share the same file-information. Before this patch it would accumulativly fetch open files from the calling process (normally mount); I verified this via (in bash) exec 30< /etc/services mount <partition> /mnt/tmp ps -aux | grep kjournald ls -la <pid of any kjournald> gives, among 0, 1 and 2 30 -> /etc/services This is really awful as you can'...

...inux for inclusion. (2.4 is for now for me more important than 2.5). Patch ----- On every mount of ext3 (and I suppose all journaling filesystems which use jbd, although I didn't test this) a new kjournald is created. All kjournald share the same file-information. Before this patch it would accumulativly fetch open files from the calling process (normally mount); I verified this via (in bash) exec 30< /etc/services mount <partition> /mnt/tmp ps -aux | grep kjournald ls -la <pid of any kjournald> gives, among 0, 1 and 2 30 -> /etc/services This is really awful as you can'...