Re: Fix(es) for ext2 fsync bug

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> It was my understanding from the persentation of Dawson that ext3 and jfs  
> have
> same problem. It is not an ext2 only problem. Also whatever solution we  
> adopt
> we need to be sure that we test it using the eXplode methodology.

apologies for dropping in randomly into the discussion: if this is
about the crash-during-recovery bugs, the specific ones i discussed
have been fixed in jfs and ext3 (junfeng: this is correct, right?).

i should have made this clear in the talk (along with many other things:
grabbing junfeng's slides and blathering about them w/o preperation is
not the right algorithm for giving a good talk.)

the other error --- fsync of file data on ext2 that reuses a freed inode
from a file that was not flushed to disk ---- is still open.
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