Re: Compatible fstat()

I think it's just a syntax error...

	size = lseek(fd, 0, SEEK_SET);

                             |___________  Whence at the end

... will do fine on three different systems so far.

Yeah I corrected that before trying but still didn't work on Debian (2.6.8 kernel)...

Running root, open successful but size is always zero - Strange..

Parag
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