I try find a sofware(or kit or tool) for help me that I write a filesystem.
are there kits that include a part of filesystem for write faster ?

Linux
mkfs.ext2
mkfs.ext3
mkfs.ext4
mkfs.jfs
mkfs.minix
mkfs.ntfs
mkfs.reiserfs
mkfs.xfs
mkfs.vfat
http://linux.die.net/man/8/mkfs.ext3

BSD has tools to make ufs ufs2 zfs
Micosoft will make fat fat32 ntfs

If you are talking about something else then explain more.

If you're on about writing a file system you're going to need to know a hell of a lot of programming knowledge. you're going to need to write the tools to format that filesystem, the filesystem features, filesystem "drivers" so the OS can read/write to it and other things. There aren't any toolchains, as far as I'm aware, to aid you. Don't expect to be able to make your own FS by typing a few lines of code and hitting make.

Attention to a part of book of 'Practical File System Design with the Be File System'

"To make it easier to explore and experiment with file systems, we designed
a file system construction kit. The kit runs at the user level and creates a file
system within a file. With the kit, a user need not have any special privileges
to run their own file system, and debugging is easy using regular source-level
debuggers. Under the BeOS and Unix, the kit can also operate on a raw disk
device if desired (to simulate more closely how it would run if it were “real”).
This appendix is not the full documentation for the file system construction
kit. It gives an overview of the data structures and the API of the kit but
does not provide the full details of how to modify it. The full documentation
can be found in the archive containing the file system construction kit.
The archive is available at http://www.mkp.com/giampaolo/fskit.tar.gz and
ftp://mkp.com/giampaolo/fskit.tar.gz."

I try find similar this kit

help me.
don't exist anybody for answer to my question

From the LQ Rules:To your problem: You are stating in your other thread that you want to write a file-system as a college project. Obviously you currently are not able to do that. It seems to me that you are in search for a tool that helps you to click together the code. Such a tool does not exist. Since you seem to have the documentation on writing filesystems the normal way to do it would be:
1. Design your filesystem. In which way should it work? Which features do you want to implement?
2. Begin the implementation (drivers and necessary tools). A toolkit may help here, but will not do the work for you.
3. If you have problems that you can't solve yourself open a thread with an exact description of your problem, including your code and the errors you get.
If you are not capable of doing that it might be that your project is currently simply to complex. In that case go for something simpler. As stated before in this and your other thread, implementing a file-system is not a trivial task.

Also, be aware that your college teacher might be a member here, so asking for toolkits that do the work for you may backfire.

Please post your thread in only one forum. Posting a single thread in the most relevant forum will make it easier for members to help you and will keep the discussion in one place. This thread is being closed because it is a duplicate.

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