> > > Please go and reread your ext2 file system notes. A device node takes no
> > > blocks, one inode and one directory entry
> >
> > Inodes take blocks and makee2fs lets you tune the number of inodes. I've
> > done it to get more space on a disk..
>
> But not as the poster claimed 1K each
Yes, but you must admit it might have sounded like you were claiming
that a fully populated SCSI /dev along with every conceivable psuedodevice
is peanuts, and noone cares.
I kind of like having to search through ONLY the device nodes I have.
-Shawn
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