Re: VFS and Ext2/3

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> If this is right, does it mean that Ext2/3 does not touch any VFS data
> structures like s_blocksize and s_file and the VFS is solely responsible
> for its data structures?
> 

ext2 or any file system is responsible for s_blocksize- which
basically sets  the io-size for the block device file system is using.
s_files is mainly used by VFS layer at the time we open/close a file.
Basically all the structures/functions

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