> The fs access will be exactly the same, only the dentry won't be
> allocated because it's just in the hash, but it has no inode and it
> doesn't correspond to any on-disk dentry, we simply cannot defer the
RTFS.
Lookup on a name that has hashed negative dentry does not touch fs code.
At all.
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