> No! Why should we invalidate buffers written to disk?
> Imagine every file physically written to disk (by update or whoever) would
> have to be reread. This would result in half performance for some apps.
(it == umount) & (it != flush). If I umount the filesystem, the buffers
must become invalid, for reasons that were discussed about five mails ago.
:-)
Simon
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