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Message-ID: <3jdnbhtxrihgnsqyaotqudefedwzmg2ha4fba72cj2s2ddyr4v@mc2pamq6cnys> Date: Thu, 12 Sep 2024 03:33:36 +0200 From: Fabian Pack <projekte.linux.ext4@...ox.aber.nicht.jetzt> To: linux-ext4@...r.kernel.org Subject: has_casefold_inode() checks free inodes Hi, I found out that current tune2fs won't let me remove the casefold flag from a filesystem where it was once used, even after deleting all directories using the flag. A community debugging session later it seems to me that has_casefold_inode() in tune2fs.c will not only check used inodes but free ones as well, so it refuses because casefolded directories were present in the past and their inodes have not yet been reused. Is this intentional or did we find a bug? Best regards, Fabian
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