On Sat, Dec 31, 2022 at 07:58:09AM +0900, Yun Levi wrote:
> /**
> * NOT directory bind, file bind.
> */
> 1. mount --bind {original file} {bind file}
>
> // original's inode->i_count = 1, inode->i_nlink =0, and ext4_inode
> becomes orphaned,
> // inode->i_no which managed by ext4 is freed and become reusable.
> 2. rm -f {original file}
ext4 doesn't free the inode number while the inode is still on the orphan list.
So your claim "inode->i_no which managed by ext4 is freed and become reusable"
is wrong.
- Eric
