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diff --git a/usr/src/sys/ufs/lfs/TODO b/usr/src/sys/ufs/lfs/TODO
index 5db26a2..7848a4c 100644 (file)
--- a/usr/src/sys/ufs/lfs/TODO
+++ b/usr/src/sys/ufs/lfs/TODO
@@ -1,19 +1,22 @@
-#      @(#)TODO        5.2 (Berkeley) %G%
+#      @(#)TODO        5.3 (Berkeley) %G%

 
 TODO:  =======================
 
 Keith:
 
 TODO:  =======================
 
 Keith:

-       XXX The problem is that the IFILE vnode isn't getting entered into
-           the vnode cache (nor is the underlying inode being placed into
-           the inode cache).  Q: Should the underlying inode be in the
-           inode cache (does it get flushed)?  Q: Should the mount code
-           update the ifile inode slot to reflect the current disk address?
-
-       Move utils into main-line source.
+       Fix i_block increment for indirect blocks.
+       If the file system is tar'd, extracted on top of another LFS, the
+               IFILE ain't worth diddly.  Is the cleaner writing the IFILE?
+               If not, let's make it read-only.
+       Delete unnecessary source from utils in main-line source tree.
+       Make sure that we're counting meta blocks in the inode i_block count.
+       Overlap the version and nextfree fields in the IFILE
+       Talk to Kirk about vinvalbuf:
+               Why writing blocks that are no longer useful?
+               Are the semantics of close such that blocks have to be flushed?
+               How specify in the buf chain the blocks that don't need
+               to be written?  (Different numbering of indirect blocks.)

 
 Margo:
 
 Margo:

-       See if lfs_mountfs can just call lfs_vget for IFILE vnode
-               by minor hack to lfs_itod.

        Unmount; not doing a bgetvp (VHOLD) in lfs_newbuf call.
        Document in the README file where the checkpoint information is
                on disk.
        Unmount; not doing a bgetvp (VHOLD) in lfs_newbuf call.
        Document in the README file where the checkpoint information is
                on disk.