On 11/14/07, R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > OpenBSD already has filesystems in userland. Look for mount_xfs > (nothing to do with the SGI/linux thing). It is used by their afs client > implementation. >
if you talking about /sbin/mount_xfs, it's just a mounter for the xfs filesystem. if you take a look at /sys/xfs you'll see what have to be done in the kernel. o9fs is the only thing residing in the kernel in my case. the userland filesystem/fileserver could be written entirely in userland with lib9pclient or libixp. iru
