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From: Cristiano Paris <c.paris@libero.it>
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Subject: ramfs and inode
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I need an explanation, if possible.

I'm pretty sure that a VFS' inode which refers to a ramfs' file is never
released (i.e. deleted) until that is unlinked. Anyway, I cannot find a
formal verification of this assertion.

Can you help ?

Cristiano

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