Hello, this patch series factors out large parts of resizing code into libext2fs. The motivation of this is that handling of enabling / disabling of more and more features requires moving blocks or inodes with rewriting all the references and using resize2fs for that is not logical from user interface POV. The series is structured as follows. * Patches 1-4 are various small cleanups and improvements. * Patches 5-6 implement the main functionality. The functionality is implemented by two functions: ext2fs_move_blocks() which gets filesystem and bitmap of blocks which it should make free and the function takes care of everything needed to make the blocks free. ext2fs_move_inodes() which gets filesystem and bitmap of inodes which it should make free and the function takes care of everything needed to make these inodes free. * Patches 7-8 implements enabling / disabling 64-bit feature in tune2fs where it is more logical and update tests to use tune2fs instead of resize2fs. * Patches 9-14 add support for changing number of reserved inodes in e2fsprogs, update tests to reflect changed default number of reserved inodes and also add some basic testing of the new functionality. * Patches 15-16 remove some now undeeded code * Patches 17-21 change resize2fs itself to use code from libext2fs to perform resizing. I have verified that all the tests in e2fsprogs now pass so things should be working reasonably but since this is basically a complete rewrite of the resizing code which is pretty complex, there may be bugs still lurking... Honza -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-ext4" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
