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Thanks to Simon B.
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a header file, but that doesn't help here if said header is not pulled in!
(Hi Simon :) )
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rf_GetSpareTableFromDaemon() - these are already supplied
in various header files.
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this out.
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one place. Simplify things by removing them, and clean up more
unneeded instances of 'unit' and 'rs'.
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(RAIDframe is now at a shade under 174K in GENERIC on i386)
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reclaims another 14K!?!?!! Thanks Krister!
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This is the last of the 'easy' ones that Krister made me aware of.
Total savings on i386 GENERIC kernel: 13151 bytes
RAIDframe in GENERIC is now at: 179033
Thanks again Krister!
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rf_NumFailedDataUnitsInStripe is only needed by PQ, RAID6 and EVENODD.
rf_PrintAccessStripeMap is only needed for RF_DEBUG_MAP.
Thanks Krister!
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Thanks Krister!
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only needed if RAID_DIAGNOSTIC is defined. Thanks Krister!
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stuff. Thanks Krister!
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Big thanks to Krister for noticing! (Saves another 10K on i386)
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only used by the declustering bits. Thanks Krister!
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interdecluster. Thanks Krister!
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types available in RAIDframe).
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disabling other stuff without having to introduce another #define.
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keeping them...
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vast majority of the world will never see much less care about.
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of RAIDframe can use RF_DEBUG_MEM. I suspsect the rest of the world would
rather use that 14K of kernel memory for something else.
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compiler doesn't complain when we change what RF_Free looks like.
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with it was malloc/free space for it. *poof*
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