I would like to announce the availability of version 0.1 of UVFS, yet
another user space filesystem kit. UVFS provide an interface to almost all
kernel VFS methods in user space with acceptable overhead. It comes with a
sample in memory filesystem as documentation.
As far as I can determine UVFS is quite robust but I would love to have some
independent confirmation of that. I would also be delighted if someone more
familiar with the linux VFS than I, were to give the code a once-over.
The current version of UVFS only supports a single instance of a given
filesystem type. That will be addressed in the next public release.
UVFS can be found at http://www.sciencething.org/geekthings/index.html .
Britt Park
Hi!
> I would like to announce the availability of version 0.1 of UVFS, yet
> another user space filesystem kit. UVFS provide an interface to almost all
> kernel VFS methods in user space with acceptable overhead. It comes with a
> sample in memory filesystem as documentation.
>
> As far as I can determine UVFS is quite robust but I would love to have some
> independent confirmation of that. I would also be delighted if someone more
> familiar with the linux VFS than I, were to give the code a once-over.
>
> The current version of UVFS only supports a single instance of a given
> filesystem type. That will be addressed in the next public release.
>
> UVFS can be found at http://www.sciencething.org/geekthings/index.html .
How do you solve deadlocks on writing?
[Imagine so many dirty buffers are in memory that your
filesystem-in-userspace-daemon was swapped out?]
[Miklos, Cc-ed to you. You have that problem too. And it probably has
same solution like those untrusted filesystems -- back it up by a file.]
Pavel
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