Re: [ext2resize] ext2resize on big endian, corrupt file systems and crashes?

[Coywolf Qi H. <co...@gm...>]

2006/3/15, Petter Reinholdtsen <pe...@hu...>:
>
> Hi
>
> On Debian, there are a few bug reports related to ext2resize.  The
> complete list and details are available from
> <URL:http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/pkgreport.cgi?src=3Dext2resize>.
> Here is a summary of the ones I believe are unrelated to the debian
> packaging, and might be present in all versions of ext2resize:
>
>  #285257: ext2resize - invalid superblock on BE machines
>
>    Claims that offline resizing fails/corrupts the file system on big
>    endian machines.
>
>  #348778: ext2prepare corrupts the file system
>
>    Claims running ext2prepare on an error-free file system make fsck
>    start complaining, and fear data loss and corrupt file system.
>    fsck log included.
>
>  #354025: ext2resize: ex2resize segfaults on ext3

I think I've fixed this one in the CVS. But it's not fully fixed yet
with stride I'm afraid.

>
>  #328691: ext2resize: Wrong version number in output

Fixed.

>
>   Well, the title says it all for both of these.
>
> Are the bugs reported well known and fixed in later versions of
> ext2resize?

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