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amitchakote 03-16-2004 11:10 AM

how to implement a simple file system for linux
 
how to implement a simple file system for linux

also can any one tell how to create user in postgres

aaa 03-16-2004 11:35 AM

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how to implement a simple file system for linux
please clarify

bigVoice 03-16-2004 11:43 AM

how to implement a simple file system for linux

What are you asking? By "simple" do you mean small/minimal, or do you mean accessible by other OS's on your system, or do you mean...

also can any one tell how to create user in postgres
What have you tried so far? What were your results? google?

amitchakote 03-16-2004 09:35 PM

i want to implement a file system with minimal operations . where to place the code

for it .

bigVoice 03-17-2004 05:56 AM

I still don't know what you mean... sorry. Minimal work for YOU, or minimal work for your computer (low CPU use) or you want only the minimal needed programs installed...

Maybe you could take a moment and write out several sentences to describe what EXACTLY you want/need.

michaelk 03-17-2004 06:38 AM

http://www.postgresql.org/docs/7.4/s...ce-client.html

This might be the starting point you are looking for:
http://www.xml.com/ldd/chapter/book/

Komakino 03-17-2004 06:49 AM

Where to place the code for a filesystem? Something tells me you have no idea how to create a filesystem or what filesystem creation involves.

amitchakote 03-17-2004 09:29 AM

ok sorry .

i want to know abt ---

*what filesystem creation involves.
*where the file system is situated( vfs & buffer cache is it?).
*what r the functions interacting between vfs & file system
*what functions are necessary for the file system implement
*which r the not so necessary functions
*etc

thanks for all for helping & replying

aaa 03-17-2004 10:19 AM

See this:
http://publibn.boulder.ibm.com/doc_l...kernextc02.htm


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