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kaushalsingh 11-11-2009 01:17 AM

ext2ifs working
 
i am working on virtual file system and while searching i got "ext 2ifs" it detects ext2 file system in windows.
i want to know the proper working(algo) of ext2ifs.
i have the source code but i'm not able to understand the linking of it .
please help about it.

thanks in advance.

TB0ne 11-12-2009 08:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kaushalsingh (Post 3752550)
i am working on virtual file system and while searching i got "ext 2ifs" it detects ext2 file system in windows.
i want to know the proper working(algo) of ext2ifs.
i have the source code but i'm not able to understand the linking of it .
please help about it.

thanks in advance.

Sorry, going to have to clarify things...don't understand what you're asking here.

Are you working on a Windows system, or Linux?? And if you've got the source code for the program, how much more detail do you need??

kaushalsingh 11-13-2009 11:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TB0ne (Post 3754227)
Sorry, going to have to clarify things...don't understand what you're asking here.

Are you working on a Windows system, or Linux?? And if you've got the source code for the program, how much more detail do you need??

im working in linux and want to create a virtual file system in windows so that the file system "ext2/ext3" are readable in windows .

yes i got the source code but im new to it so im not able to properly understand the coding of it . the problem with it is that it is only detecting the ext2 with inode number 128 and by default the inode number after the format of pen drive is 256 . So i was trying to change it in source code but found it bit tough so i want to know the proper algo it to make changes in it .
plz send any link where i can get the algo of it .

thanx


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