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Sat Jan 17 18:34:17 1998 Scott D. Heavner <sdh@fishmonger>
* gpm support only works on my system when I am root? Most lde
usage is probaby done as root, so is this a big deal?
* block mode: make cursors scroll window one line at a time?
* nofs_init: called at startup and uses ted/remy's slow sizelookup
function. Should reconsider call, maybe just set
sb->blocksize=1024, nothing else should matter.
* recover.c: add option to really undelete files, not just create
a copy somewhere else, but mark all it's blocks used and create a
dir entry for it (I'm not going to do this anytime soon).
* Implement a curses window that can be used to select files to
undelete. (like command line lde -I 1 --recoverable). Could spawn
another lde to run create a file with all deleted inodes, display
the file in a curses window, then let user pick files to undelete.
??? ??? ?? ??:??:?? 1996 Scott D. Heavner <sdh@fishmonger>
* Add toggle inode/block in use/bad flag. Also a reread tables
from disk command in case the user edits the tables.
* If you edit a block with inodes on it in block_mode, then view it
under inode mode, the inode will be incorrect until you view
another inode and come back to this one. (This is only a problem
with ext2fs -- see EXT2_read_inode). (***Actually***, it is a
bigger problem with the other fs's which store the inode tables in
memory.)
* Put up more super block info. It was fine for Minix, but ext2
has a lot more "junk".
* Throw in more inode info. What are the inode.flags for ext2
anyways?
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