Stephen C. Tweedie wrote:
Snippity snippity snap
>
> However, it's also worth noting that once we have btree directory
> support in ext2fs, it becomes much, much easier to support deleted
> files. Essentially it becomes trivial to maintain the namespace for
> deleted files: having an ordered data structure for directories means
> that we can very rapidly locate all of the inode versions, current and
> deleted, associated with any given name.
>
> --Stephen
What's btree directory support? Something with binary trees? Sounds strange.
Where can I read about it?
David Feuer
feuer@his.com
dfeuer@mbhs.edu
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