Extracting FFS from FreeBSD
Kero-Chan
kerochan2 at gmail.com
Tue Oct 19 01:41:16 PDT 2004
On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 13:00:45 +0200, Daniel Gustafsson
<daniel.gustafsson at space.se> wrote:
> It´s true that it may be overkill to extract FFS for my needs.
>
> The functionallity that I am after is:
> 1. Read/Write etc.
> 2. 1 GB Partitions.
> 3. Few reads and writes to disk.
> 4. RAM footprint between 200-800K
> 5. Blockbased (blocksize 4-8K).
> 6. Configurable.
> 7. Free.
> 8. Multi-user (I will integrate the FS with a RTOS)
> 9. Provides a RAM disk than can be modified to fit "any" secondary storage
> used.
>
> NOTE: The above configuration is for the optimal FS.
>
> Does someone have any tips on file systems that fit this puropse. I have
> made some research but hasn't yet found anything adeuquate.
>
> //Daniel
DOS FAT? My favourite embedded OS is using this:
http://www.rtems.com/features.html#filesystems
But it's not "multiuser" in the UNIX sense...
If you're just looking for a simple UNIX FS, the MINIX file system is
quite appropriate. And Linux has a fairly portable GPL implementation.
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