Lines Matching defs:new
18 * 1. Adjust superblock and write out new parts of the inode
21 * contents of blocks from their old locations to the new ones.
25 * point at the new block locations.
28 * new ones.
32 * 4. Update the directory blocks with the new inode locations.
242 * initialize any new parts of the inode table. The new parts of the
250 * release them in the new filesystem data structure, and mark them as
418 int new;
420 new = ((int) fs->super->s_reserved_gdt_blocks) +
422 if (new < 0)
423 new = 0;
424 if (new > (int) fs->blocksize/4)
425 new = fs->blocksize/4;
426 fs->super->s_reserved_gdt_blocks = new;
478 * Initialize the new block group descriptors
621 * Initialize the new block group descriptors
643 * Write out the new inode table
672 * blocks_to_move(). We then copy the blocks to their ultimate new
674 * their new locations, again during this pass we can abort without
769 * This routine marks and unmarks reserved blocks in the new block
930 * that will be used in the new block group -- and
973 * for both the old and the new inode table, since we
983 * Mark the new inode table as in use in the new block
1017 * This helper function tries to allocate a new block. We try to
1023 * where we get the new blocks across the various block groups.
1290 * shouldn't be needed against new libraries.
1325 * temporarily set the size to be the new size if the new size
1407 * Find a new inode
1416 /* Get the new version of the inode */
