Re: address space of a block device

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Peter Teoh escreveu:
I don't really understand the meaning of "will die".
So don't I.
...

so when bd_inode "will die", does it mean that the inode will become
non-available?
Well ... I thought the element "bd_inode" will be removed from the device structure. But it is heavily used! "mapping" is used in lots of page manipulation functions, and the only way I found to reach the address space (mapping) of a device is using bd_inode! For example btrfs, in development, uses it.
So I must be wrong and "will die" shall mean anything else.

I still have a lot to learn anyway ...


Thanks


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