On 2.0 if it does an fsync() of very large files. I accidentally gave him
the wrong one to edit (oops) - the 2nd posters patch is correct.
The real problem is that disk blocks aren't put on per inode chains, with
a seperate single chain for shared blocks.
Alan
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