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> To: freebsd-hackers@freebsd.org
> Cc: freebsd...@freebsd.org
> Subject: implementing a fs on a raw partition
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> As I reading on filesystem algorithms and principles [bach 86 and mckusick
> 96], I am tempted to try my hand on a free partition. From my
> unders
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> Subject: implementing a fs on a raw partition
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> As I reading on filesystem algorithms and principles [bach 86 and mckusick
> 96], I am tempted to try my hand on a free partition. From my
> understanding, I should
As I reading on filesystem algorithms and principles [bach 86 and mckusick
96], I am tempted to try my hand on a free partition. From my
understanding, I should be using the partition as a character device for
raw i/o in order to avoid the current filesystem overhead (/dev/rwd0s3).
From that point,
As I reading on filesystem algorithms and principles [bach 86 and mckusick
96], I am tempted to try my hand on a free partition. From my
understanding, I should be using the partition as a character device for
raw i/o in order to avoid the current filesystem overhead (/dev/rwd0s3).
>From that poin
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