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See http://wiki.debian.org/Parted === everything below is old and for reference purposes only === * regression tests: - add specific tests for FAT16 -> FAT32, FAT32 -> FAT16, cluster resizing 8k -> 4k, etc. Also, compare output, to catch other "unexpected" errors (like partitions going missing, <cough> not that that's ever happened <cough>) * ui: - support a cylinder interface for the masochistic. - warn when partition numbers change (?) in UI? * make *_read() do ped_file_system_probe(), and warn if it isn't sane for the partition ID on-disk. * disk label implementations: - OS/2 DLAT support - read-only flag for Mac partitions, and the macufs partition type - lba flag - default flag? - PC98: relax cylinder boundary restrictions (create conforming partitions, but allow non-conforming partitions ;-) * docs for RAWRITE, etc. * write a summary of operation list things, and get discussion going... * ped_file_system_is_flag_available() * ped_file_system_commit() ? polymorphic operations, with apply() and revert() in memory, and commit all fs's and disk's to commit on-disk. * ped_operation_queue (ped_operation_new (PED_OP_PARTITION_SET_FLAG, ...)), or ped_partition_set_flag() (with a "transparent" queue?) * separate domains libparted and parted (for nls) * merge with partimage.sourceforge.net * merge with gpart * "renumber" * "reconstruct" * "resizepart" * make an errata web page * bootdisk: try getting readline & nls support in, use a newer version of busybox. Also, write some scripts for disk imaging. * Rawrite3 IS free, it seems. Find the source (version 1.3 == version 3), and stick source+bin up on the ftp site. * improve website (check out texinfo. Does it create much autoconfusion?) * /proc/meminfo, mlock() * create an FAQ, and stick lots of examples in it. * ped_file_system_resize_online() * reiser fs (almost there), ntfs support! * when Windows doesn't shut down properly, it knows about it. How? * FAT boot sector reconstruction, in fat_check() - actually, fat_open(), since it won't open properly if it's broken... Tell panov@iacp.vl.ru when done. Perhaps connect this to the front-end via a "force MINOR FS-TYPE" command, since it's sometimes hard to detect broken file systems. * FreeBSD support (get a copy - I want to try it anyway!) * LBA support in boot loader * OS/2 Boot manager * documentation of the internal API, tutorial on external API, and perhaps a bit on how the resizers, etc. work [MOSTLY DONE] * logical sectors (?) byte addressing? * libbootload ? - update LILO/GRUB/Quik * command-line interface: i18n issues, "Yes, No or Cancel?". This issue is hard, for free software in general. We need a community (i.e. mailing list) that specializes in this, IMHO. * ped_geometry_{map|unmap}(), and kill the libparted/fs_ext2 buffer cache * injecting/ejecting partitions into/out of extended partitions. But to keep alignment rules, would have to move the start of the partition. No problem for FAT. Absolute pain for ext2. * ext2 resizer: - add ability to move the start of the file system. - fix "strange layout" problem - add an incompat feature to ext2 that is a special resize-the-start journal, and add support in e2fsck / mount / linux (?) for it. * RAID? LVM? EVMS? grand-unified system TM? * support finding bad-blocks. Use ped_device_check() in ped_geometry_check() * generic resizing/converting with the inplace copy via sparse loopback idea from Serguei Tzukanov * We should be able to compile with -fno-common. However, that leads to this link failure: fs/.libs/libfs.a(fat.o):(.bss+0x0): multiple definition of `fat16' fs/.libs/libfs.a(count.o):(.bss+0x0): first defined here fs/.libs/libfs.a(clstdup.o):(.bss+0x0): multiple definition of `fat16' fs/.libs/libfs.a(count.o):(.bss+0x0): first defined here fs/.libs/libfs.a(table.o):(.bss+0x0): multiple definition of `fat16' fs/.libs/libfs.a(count.o):(.bss+0x0): first defined here fs/.libs/libfs.a(resize.o):(.bss+0x0): multiple definition of `fat16' fs/.libs/libfs.a(count.o):(.bss+0x0): first defined here fs/.libs/libfs.a(calc.o):(.bss+0x0): multiple definition of `fat16' fs/.libs/libfs.a(count.o):(.bss+0x0): first defined here fs/.libs/libfs.a(bootsector.o):(.bss+0x0): multiple definition of `fat16' fs/.libs/libfs.a(count.o):(.bss+0x0): first defined here fs/.libs/libfs.a(traverse.o):(.bss+0x0): multiple definition of `fat16' fs/.libs/libfs.a(count.o):(.bss+0x0): first defined here fs/.libs/libfs.a(fatio.o):(.bss+0x0): multiple definition of `fat16' fs/.libs/libfs.a(count.o):(.bss+0x0): first defined here fs/.libs/libfs.a(context.o):(.bss+0x0): multiple definition of `fat16' fs/.libs/libfs.a(count.o):(.bss+0x0): first defined here collect2: ld returned 1 exit status