> Oh and the unusual block size stuff seems to be quite easy for the bottom
> layers. The horror lurks up higher. Most file systems can't cope (doesn't
> matter too much), isofs can be mixed block size (bletch) but the killer
> seems to be how you mmap a file on a device with 2326 byte sectors sanely..
> (Just say no ?)
mmap() shouldn't be a problem if you manage to stuff the file
into the page cache ;)
Rik
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