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> One of the servers which makes up the GNU Hurd is called 'ext2fs'. > It is an "Ext2fs server", it handles Ext2fs commands. > > Linux provides built-in support for ext2fs and can handle these > requests without the need for a userspace app. GNU Mach does not > contain support for Ext2fs, it contains the bare minimum > funtionality to allow ext2fs and other filesystems to be handled > in userspace. Hi, Being new here I have just a few question. So, here goes: Does anyone known how mounting works? Is there a central namespace or something like that? If the ext2fs translator is stored on a ext2 partition, how does the kernel load it? Does the kernel have any concept of "file system"? or interface that a fs translator has to implement? Does is the ftpfs finished and working? Im kinda interested in helping as I believe the micro kernels are almost certainly the way to go (and have probably been for some time). Thanks Colin _______________________________________________ Help-hurd mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-hurd
