> Could you describe a bit this filesystem? What it is designed for?
Done. See http://iafs.sourceforge.net
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o dive a bit
deeper into fuse to find my error.
But it works as planned and expected and I already stressed the fs with xine
and krusader - so I'm happy with the result.
Comments and bugreports are always welcome.
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think I need a few weeks to bring it to an alpha state.
Then I will post here again.
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f, the samples from fuse are a good starting
point.
With a little patch of fuselib the first prototype is already working :)
... and I'm happy about caring only about the things I like to care about.
OK, with fuse there will be no "information hiding" in OO-sense, but I'm sure,
I&#x
t/unmount - not just use another
pointer.
Don't know whether unionfs or aufs support such an operation. I found no hint
on that.
@Peter Teoh:
> not sure my understanding is correct...but the difference is that
> Unionfs merge all FS into different directory hierarchy...but Santiago
>
inally I found libfs - yeah! Good starting point. Thanks.
My virtualbox is running again, so I can start with a new try.
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P.S. You don't need to send me your mails directly too. I think I will stay in
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in', not as a loadable module. rkfs is a nice sample to start
with, but is broken with current kernel.
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Hello,
> > I hope, I was a bit better this time in explaining my problem :)
>
> Looks interesting...and yes it is much clearer from the first
> time. Do you mind sharing your code so that others can have a look ?
> Can you upload it somewhere ?
No, I don't mind - the final product is intended
did not create any yet.
So - there seems to be a lot of hidden stuff, which I have no idea on how to
get rid of. And most tutorials about filesystems, I found, are outdated and
broken.
I hope, I was a bit better this time in explaining my problem :)
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noone out there (in this list) beeing expert of filesystems?
If so, I surely posted to the wrong list.
Anyway ... I would like any comment about what I did wrong.
Thanks community!
cheers Santiago
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