> >> (clri didn't work?)
> > Never heard about clri (was under Linux).
>
> May not have existed, then, which *would* explain it. :-)
# debugfs -w /dev/sda1
debugfs: clri file
debugfs: close
It exists, all right ;-) Even documented - man 8 debugfs and there you go.
> The NetBSD manpage doesn't say what happens if you "mount -o
> update,force,rdonly" when there are writeable descriptors open onto the
> filesystem, and then try to use those fds. I would assume further
> attempts to write would produce errors (EROFS?), unless of course the
> filesystem has been re-remounted read/write.
Forced revoke()? But then there is mmap() and IIRC revoke() on *BSD
doesn't unmap the stuff. Oh, shit, there is such thing as pending
unlink... Does vgone() force it?
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