> > 	src/sbin/newfs: mkfs.c
> >
> > Log Message:
> > Randomise di_igen for the first 2 blocks of inodes for non-UFS2 filesystems.
> > Randomise di_igen for "/" (and lost+found) for UFS2 filesystems.
> > Ensure nothing from the lost+found inode leaks into the / inode.
> 
> Uhm, where was this discussed? You've taken the combination of a
> deterministic process + tool (fsirand) and forced them together with no
> options. While it may be time to have inode # randomization the default,
> it should: 1) be discussed, and 2) be controlable.

Actually I didn't, I just fixed the existing code so that it actually did
what it was trying to do!

This all came in with the UFS2 support, however it was using cg_initediblk
to determine how many of the inodes to initialise (ie randomise di_gen
and zero) - which got zeroed for UFS1.  The rest of the inodes only get
initialised for UFS1 and were being given a random di_gen.
This fixed showed that when the directory inodes are written they (again)
picked up a zero di_gen.

	David

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David Laight: david@l8s.co.uk