btrfs development git tree

btrfs development git tree

[Simon Schubert]

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Hey,

I apologize for this ignorant question upfront, but:

Where can I find a current btrfs git repo?  The one linked from the wiki
(I think cmason's unstable tree) did not update in the last 3 weeks, and
I don't think nothing happened since then.  Maybe the wiki could list
also alternative repos from other developers?

thanks
  simon


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/dev/btrfs-control

[Michael Niederle]

Some btrfs-tools make use of "/dev/btrfs-control".

How should I create this node? Is this a block or a character device (I suppose
it should be a character device), which major and minor numbers should be
assigned?

I do not use udev, so I have to create all device nodes "by hand" or "by
script".

I started using btrfs with the arrival of kernel 2.6.32 - no problems until
now! :-) I'm very interested in using its snapshot feature. Currently I'm not
able to mount a snapshot (subvolume), but this might be connected to the
missing device-node.

Thanks in advance for any help,

Michael

Re: /dev/btrfs-control

[Kay Sievers]

On Fri, Jan 8, 2010 at 17:37, Michael Niederle <mniederle@gmx.at> wrote:
> Some btrfs-tools make use of "/dev/btrfs-control".
>
> How should I create this node? Is this a block or a character device (I suppose
> it should be a character device), which major and minor numbers should be
> assigned?

It's a char device node:
  $ cat /sys/class/misc/btrfs-control/dev
  10:62

Kay

Re: btrfs development git tree

[Liuwenyi]

=E4=BA=8E 2010-1-8 20:41, Simon Schubert =E5=86=99=E9=81=93:
> Hey,
>
> I apologize for this ignorant question upfront, but:
>
> Where can I find a current btrfs git repo?  The one linked from the w=
iki
> (I think cmason's unstable tree) did not update in the last 3 weeks, =
and
> I don't think nothing happened since then.  Maybe the wiki could list
> also alternative repos from other developers?
>
> thanks
>    simon
>
>   =20

Maybe there is no suitable patch accepted by community.
You can search the maillist in past 3 weeks or more and find it out.

--=20
Best Regards,
Liuwenyi

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