> There ought to be a way to create things that look like file systems but > access different 'trees' of information. One example is a file system that > accesses via ftp files on other machines -- i.e. /ftp/metalab.unc.edu/pub/Linux/... > is what you would expect. Another example would be an SNMP file system. I.E. > /snmp/hostname/iso/(whatever)/sysDescr.0 returns the system descr string. > Sounds a bit like /dev/proc, so why not do it with kernel modules?
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