Hello,

As some of you might know I've been working on replacing statfs(2)
and friends with statvfs(2).

Due to the size of the patch, I am not including it here but it is
available on:

	ftp://ftp.astron.com/pri/statvfs.tar.gz

This patch replaces the BSD4.4 statfs() family of calls with the POSIX/XOpen
compliant statvfs() flavors. I've taken advantage of the change to:

	- make the fields 64 bit so that we are not limited by 2 TB
	- add read statistics
	- increase the size of the mounted paths
	- resolve the confusion between bsize meaning fragment size on
	  statfs() and block size on statvfs()
	- eliminate the need for bavail to be negative, by adding bresvd.
	- add favail and fresvd for filesystems that implement reserved
	  inode space (none currently do).
	- use clamping instead of overflow on the old compat statfs() calls.

I am running with this patch on one of my machines, but I don't recommend
that you patch your systems to use it.

The statfs() calls are still available at link time for dynamic binaries,
and at runtime for statically linked binaries (with COMPAT_20), but they
are not available at compile time. This is a design choice, to force people
to move to the more portable statvfs() call, without needing to provide
an expanded statfs() call that would handle > 2TB or limiting old programs
to 2TB.

Thanks to Enami for the preliminary comments, suggestions and fixes.

Your feedback is welcome; I am planning to commit the bulk of this RSN.

christos