Hi,
looks like this somehow dropped out of meeting minutes... Now when you use sysinst on ia32/amd64 and install HelenOS onto a hard disk, it will be configured with an actual persistent file system under the new directory '/ w' (I know, not perfect, but just a cosmetic issue there). This directory exists both when running a live CD and a hard disk install. When running a hard disk install, its contents should persist across reboots. So far tetris was changed to store its high score table under /w, so now you can preserve those great high scores of yours. Of course that means you should reboot the system cleanly not to corrupt your file system! There isn't a 'reboot' or 'shutdown' command yet, so you need to manually eject /w: # vol eject /w then you can remove power / close Qemu or drop to kcon and type reboot. There is still lot of work to do in this area, both in terms of making more of HelenOS state/config persistent and in terms of making persistent storage more widely/easily available (such as on other platforms). Cheers, Jiri
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