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Logical volume icy_box/data successfully resized. There was some mismatch betweed XFS block size and LVM extents. raspberrypi3:~ # xfs_growfs -n -D 1466000000 /mnt/data/ [...] data = bsize=4096 blocks=1460908544, imaxpct=5 [...] data size 1466000000 too large, maximum is 1460911104 Now there is free space only for 2560 XFS blocks.

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LINTIAN Tags User Manual About uses-no-compression-for-data-tarball The data portion of this binary package uses a non-compressed format. Although dpkg will support extracting such binary packages since dpkg 1.10.24, creating them is not advised except in special cases.

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What you can do is to encode these functions in some data structure like an abstract syntax tree and then write different interpreters for it. Let's try to encode the functions using a data structure: data Expr m a where Return :: a -> Expr m a Bind :: (m b) -> (b -> m a) -> Expr m a For any ma :: m a we can do: bind ma return :: m a And the result will be equal to ma .

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