Quoting Sajith T S <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hello, > > Presenting "the first industrial sterngth journaling filesystem" for > the Hurd :^) > > http://www.symonds.net/~sajith/hurd/jfs-0.0.1.tar.gz
Cool! :) > Please take a look at the translator. Just took it out of the > freezer... it started reading my jfs partition in mid-August, but I > could put it on the web only now. Apologies for that. > > It's a readonly translator, so no journaling now :-) Of course, there > are many other missing things, and bugs. IIRC linux uses a special journaling layer. IMHO the Hurd needs a libjournalfs as an extention to libdiskfs. Someone is working on ext3fs AFAIK. I'm just saying this because doing the same thing twice is a waste of time. This should be coordinated. > I installed the Hurd from old (pre-libio) Debian G1 CDs, and I don't > have access to recent Hurd releses right now. So not sure if it would > work (or even compile) elsewhere. Many things have changed since then, > right? I think you should change ino_t to ino64_t where ever it is used. Two filesystems I work on are fatfs and minixfs (private toy ;)). With both filesystems I had problems while switching from a pre-libio system to current CVS. Even fatfs in CVS has a problem in diskfs_get_dirents... Can you please send a mail about any problems you encounter to this mailinglist and a discription how to fix it (if you figured out how to do this ofcourse ;)). This will help me a lot! :) > Take a look and comment, please. I will do that... soon ;) Thanks, Marco Gerards _______________________________________________ Bug-hurd mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-hurd
