- formatting
- some error checking
- memory leaks (close inodes and release search contexts)
- add lots of FIXMEs where work is needed
(Logical change 1.165)
2003/07/22 21:28:05+01:00 flatcap.org!flatcap
Lode: find the file size from the data attribute
2003/07/22 21:08:43+01:00 flatcap.org!flatcap
(Logical change 1.157)
This fixes all known issues I knew about or wanted to add to ntfsclone.
So it's declared ready and basically works for me for half a year. Future
work is only based on requests/needs. I only want to write the manual, if
ever have time.
Changes:
- support block device as output file
- handle partial read/write
- show progress bar during cloning
- significant cloning performance improvement
- detect ReiserFS & warn about its extremely poor ftruncate performance
- no error if fsync() gives EINVAL (pipe)
- several sanity checks added
- some cleanup, spelling corrections
(Logical change 1.151)
- Shrink contrains refactored for incremental cluster relocation
support and to get closer for parted integration
(ped_file_system_get_resize_constraint)
(Logical change 1.133)
- option -i collects info about resizing conditions
- if options -i and -s are used together then show needed relocations
- option -P added to disable progress bars
- walk_inodes(): delete redundant MFT_RECORD_IN_USE check
- code refactorings, preparations to move relevant codes to library
(Logical change 1.131)
- compare_bitmaps(): fix another bug reporting the correct cluster mismatch
- walk_inodes(): fix leaking ntfs_inode in certain cases
- delete redundant and unused MFT_RECORD *mrec from ntfs_resize_t
(Logical change 1.120)
- if a corresponding byte differed in the two cluster bitmaps then the
matching ones were reported as mismatches and vice versa.
(Logical change 1.118)
- fix mapping pairs generation with multiply extents
- support volume enlargement with multiply extents in $Bitmap
- support volume shrinking with multiply extents in $Bitmap
- more verbose multiply referenced clusters reporting
- better hints when filesystem is inconsistent
(Logical change 1.114)