Re: how can i get an orphaned inode?

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hi

thanks for ur answers.

i still cant seem to track down my problem.
i pretty sure its a reference count problem ( im increasing it somewhere, 
and forgets to decrease it ... ) .
anyway, it probably happens as a side effect of some vfs function.

these kind of problems are difficult to tackle, so i hope i'll be able to 
solve the problem.

thanks anyway.

beybye

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