On Wed, Mar 07, 2007 at 05:44:24PM +0530, Shailendra Tripathi wrote:
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> Hi Christoph,
> 	     Did you do some testing for recovery when end of the physical 
> 	     log is seen ?

I ran xfsqa over it, which should catch this case.

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> 	     When you will be dealing with striped ICLOG buffers or big 
> 	     sized ICLOGs, header size might range from 512 to 2k. Also, this header 
> might be split into 2 parts at the end of physical log. Then, you don't 
> have page size buffer. Please verify that XFS_BUF_SETP_PTRs work correctly 
> for those cases.
> 	 Same thing is true when data section is split around physical log. 
> 	 You can get one part which is not PAGE sized. 	

I should have made my wording more clear, we always do PAGE_SIZE +
buffer allocations.  After XFS_BUF_SETP_PTR the actually used buffer
might be smaller.  I tested XFS_BUF_SETP_PTR manually with
artifical test code aswell, and made sure it still works.
Long term I have a plan to replace XFS_BUF_SETP_PTR with better
schemes, but that's irrelevant for this patch.

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