It's the original data structure used for file systems. It was designed
originally as a structure that contained a semaphore, file system type
identifier, and a union for file system data. It was simplified for the
original DOS-C/FreeDOS kernel, and changes have been made by myself and
others to map it into the SFT, so that it now shares this role with the SFT.
Pat
Roberto Mariottini wrote:
Hi Eric,
I don't know what an f_node is, but you have received 4 replies from:
- James (former kernel maintainer)
- Bart (former kernel maintainer)
- Tom (former kernel maintainer)
- Pat (former kernel maintainer and original kernel author)
I just wanted to add myself :-))
Ciao
P.S.: If you still have no clue, you are in big troubles... :-)
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