Chris Wedgwood wrote:
The VXEXT filesystem is more or less a FAT16 based filesystem which
was slightly modified by Wind River to allow the storage of more
than 2GB data on a partition, as well as storing filenames with a
maximum of 40 characters length.
Can this not then be folded into the existing
On Thu, Mar 17, 2005 at 04:16:36PM +0100, Jens Langner wrote:
> The VXEXT filesystem is more or less a FAT16 based filesystem which
> was slightly modified by Wind River to allow the storage of more
> than 2GB data on a partition, as well as storing filenames with a
> maximum of 40 characters leng
Sam Ravnborg wrote:
The following URL is link to a large patch for a possible integration of
a new filesystem implementation in the misc section of the kernel tree.
If you like people to review it te best thing to do is to break it up
in smaller logical selfcontained pieces (not just file-by-file
On Thu, Mar 17, 2005 at 04:16:36PM +0100, Jens Langner wrote:
> Hi,
>
> The following URL is link to a large patch for a possible integration of
> a new filesystem implementation in the misc section of the kernel tree.
If you like people to review it te best thing to do is to break it up
in sma
Hi,
The following URL is link to a large patch for a possible integration of
a new filesystem implementation in the misc section of the kernel tree.
It features a reverse engineered implementation of the so called
VXEXT1.0 DOS filesystem which is commonly used on VxWorks RTOS systems
from Wind
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