Hi, I found ventifs.c on a rather old Plan 9 installation. It didn't get compiled on the recent Plan 9 at first but I managed to tweak the old ventifs.c to get compiled on the recent system. I attached the new ventifs.c to this mail just in the case someone else get interested.
cpu% ventifs 3fd0720568d5c7f0594646eee2e53346bb494be5 entry: size 120 psize 8160 dsize 8192 cpu% ls -l /n/kremvax --r--r--r-- M 520 venti venti 8192 Mar 25 07:37 /n/kremvax/27ee01e7b700287ec73b8465268c415854a3feac --r--r--r-- M 520 venti venti 8192 Mar 25 07:37 /n/kremvax/6eb42b415e85d8d2c20d52a69a7d06d62124dc35 d-r-xr-xr-x M 520 venti venti 240 Mar 25 07:37 /n/kremvax/cb5c3b3441909319f45d5de8ff39da31a249e40b Warning: I only skimmed through the source and literally translated some function names/enum values to just get compiled. It seems working so far but I'm not sure about what I did to the source at all. On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 4:41 PM, Russ Cox <[email protected]> wrote: > On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 7:48 PM, YAMANASHI Takeshi <[email protected]> wrote: >> ventifs presents you its hash scores as their file names >> and you should be able to 'ls' or 'cat' the scores to traverse >> the venti tree while vacfs presents you more familiar file names. > > i don't remember that. > there was a toy venti browser gui at one point; > it might still be in /sys/src/cmd/venti. > > russ > > -- YAMANASHI Takeshi
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