Forgot to say, your "layout", we build by mounting whatever we want.
We can mount all the devices at a single directory, or group them by
location:
for (l in $locations)
mount -U /devs/x10!L$l /n/x10$l
You can always automate this, thus there is no need for force or write
a particular spec.
> > * Downloadable namespaces
> > The namespace supported by a filesystem can be modified (possibly using a
> > configuration file provided by the filesystem) to correspond to changes in
> > system that the filesystem in encapsulating.
>
> Right now, Plan 9 interprets the file /lib/namespace when
> I am a PhD student at Indiana University working on the application of
> some Plan 9 related to the embedded domain. Specifically I am looking at
> embedded debugging, configuration and device management using the
> distributed virtual filesystem model. I have looked at a few
> different types of
Hello,
I am a PhD student at Indiana University working on the application of
some Plan 9 related to the embedded domain. Specifically I am looking at
embedded debugging, configuration and device management using the
distributed virtual filesystem model. I have looked at a few
different types of em