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On Tue, Feb 24, 2004 at 11:58:49AM +0100, John Nilsson wrote: |
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> > Heh, you do realize that I am one of the developers of sysfs in the |
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> > kernel, and currently wield the "only 1 value per file" big stick that I |
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> > go around with and whack offending developers with? |
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> Oh, sorry, I never pay attention! =) You are also the creator of udev, |
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> correct? |
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Yes. |
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> With your experience with the code you should know, would it be hard to |
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> implement the file/directory duality that comes natively with reiser4 |
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> into the VFS? This way reier4 would only by you performance... |
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I don't understand. The vfs doesn't care about these things. |
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> Still it is so easy with reiser4 =) a plugin for /etc and all files that |
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> are at all parseable is converted to a filetree at write. |
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Again, refer to my previous comments about the odds of reiser4 being |
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widely adopted in the near future being almost zero. |
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This seems to be way off topic now. |
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greg k-h |
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