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- Add separate lv_status fn (if we're interested only in seg status, but not lv info at the same time as it is with existing lv_info_with_seg_status fn). So we 3 fns: - lv_info (existing one, runs only info ioctl, fills in struct lvinfo only) - lv_status (new one, runs status ioctl, fills in struct lv_seg_status only) - lv_info_with_seg_status (existing one, runs status ioctl, fills in struct lvinfo as well as lv_seg_status) - Add more comments in the code explaining the difference between lv_info, lv_status and lv_info_with_seg_status and their return values. - Move decision whether lv_info_with_seg_status needs to call only status ioctl (in case the segment for which we require status is from the LV for which we require info) or separate status and info ioctl (in case the segment for which we require status is from different LV that the one for which we require info) into lv_info_with_seg_status fn so caller doesn't need to bother about this at all. - Cleanup internal interface for this seg status so it's more readable.
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