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John Johansen <john.johansen@canonical.com> wrote:

> this looks good, and has pasted the testing that I have done so far. I
> have started on the work that will allow us to reorder the match but
> its not ready yet and shouldn't hold this up.

Excellent, thanks!

One thing to consider: Kent Overstreet mentioned the possibility of adding
support for multiple sources - something that his bcachefs would require.

From the userspace PoV this could look something like:

	fd = fsopen("bcachefs");
	write(fd, "d /dev/sda1");
	write(fd, "d /dev/sda2");
	...

David