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Old 03-05-2009, 12:10 AM   #1
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Hi all,i am currently working in Linux v2.6.26..by using debugfs command,we will get the block numbers of an inode,..i want to know how the block numbers are assigned to data blocks and whether shall i change the block number of a particular data block....is there any function available?..if so,how to use that function?...
 
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Please do not make a duplicate post like this---especially when there is follow-up in your original thread (to which you have not responded).
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