Re: persistent preallocation

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Bo Brantén <bosse@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:

> Hello,
>
> I have a question on the implementation of persistent preallocation,
> the reason to not return the disk block is because it can contain old
> data but I wonder if an implementation has to return zeros instead or
Please look at fallocate(2) syscall.
> if it could return any garbage as long as it is not _that_ garbage?
Off course it is not a garbage, it is old user's data which may be
very very useful (old passwords, cookies, and etc)for person who has
time to analyze it :)
>
> Bo Branten
>
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