K 10
svn:author
V 4
jeff
K 8
svn:date
V 27
2010-01-25T23:24:25.494044Z
K 7
svn:log
V 1217
 - Change the journal format to place a segment header on every physical
   block so that there is no possibility that recovery confuses a record
   with a segment header.  Also add a block count to the segment header
   so this doesn't need to be calculated everywhere.
 - Switch the SUJ flag to what was INDEXDIRS so that old kernels
   automatically clear the SUJ flag if it is mounted.  Old fsck can still
   create differences between the checker and the journal so the filesystem
   must be checked all the way to clean with either the old or new fsck
   when returning to a new implementation from old.
 - We can immediately remove canceled jaddrefs from the inode list of refs
   unless they are NEWBLOCK references which modify a bitmap.  Adjust the
   ref counts appropriately so that dirty mounted filesystems don't panic
   on invalid link counts if the journal is ignored.
 - Require the force flag to mount a journaled filesystem if it is dirty.
   Tell the user that this will invalidate his journal and require a full
   fsck.
 - Don't permit truncate to change the size of the file until it's done
   when using suj.  This can confuse the number of frags in use when
   recovery evaluates the inode.

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