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From: David Vrabel <dvrabel@arcom.co.uk>
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Subject: jffs_mknod: bogus imode when creating sockets
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Hi,

Creating sockets on JFFS results in
    jffs_mknod: bogus imode (nnnn)
messsages.

In jffs_mknod() in inode-v22.c the code that checks if the inode is a
socket has been commented out.  Everything works fine as it is can I
just uncommented out the socket check?

David Vrabel

ps. What's a imode? :->



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