}
-nfsstat3 nfsio_write(struct nfsio *nfsio, const char *name, char *buf, uint32 offset, int len, int stable)
+nfsstat3 nfsio_write(struct nfsio *nfsio, const char *name, char *buf, uint64_t offset, int len, int stable)
{
struct WRITE3args WRITE3args;
struct WRITE3res *WRITE3res;
nfsstat3 nfsio_access(struct nfsio *nfsio, const char *name, uint32 desired, uint32 *access);
nfsstat3 nfsio_create(struct nfsio *nfsio, const char *name);
nfsstat3 nfsio_remove(struct nfsio *nfsio, const char *name);
-nfsstat3 nfsio_write(struct nfsio *nfsio, const char *name, char *buf, uint32 offset, int len, int stable);
+nfsstat3 nfsio_write(struct nfsio *nfsio, const char *name, char *buf, uint64_t offset, int len, int stable);
nfsstat3 nfsio_commit(struct nfsio *nfsio, const char *name);
nfsstat3 nfsio_read(struct nfsio *nfsio, const char *name, char *buf, uint64_t offset, int len, int *count, int *eof);
nfsstat3 nfsio_fsinfo(struct nfsio *nfsio);
-# The READ3 command takes an offset. This can be specified eitehr as an absolute
-# number, but also as a simple expression for generation of random I/O
+# The READ3/WRITE3 commands takes an offset. This can be specified either as
+# an absolute number, but also as a simple expression for generation of
+# random I/O
#
# Offset is then a string starting with a '*' followed by one or more
# qualifier :