Peter van Hardenberg wrote:
On November 12, 2005 12:32 pm, you wrote:
Peter van Hardenberg wrote:
Hans,
I am having trouble modifying a file to use our new plugin. I've tried
writing various values into "foo/.^4/plugin/file" but it won't stick.
This is a business of plugin->h.pops->change() method.
And for regular file plugin this method (change_file) does nothing.
Thanks. That was exactly what we were trying to find. We did find it
eventually, after experimenting with some other plugin types to determine
what the problem was.
Of course, we are still trying to figure out how to actually create a file
with a different file plugin.
You can write to "..../plugin/regular" of parent directory: this is a
place where reiser4_create (*) looks for a file plugin of target child,
just add a new plugin id of REISER4_REGULAR_PLUGIN_TYPE for your files.
However, this interface is not finally approved and can be changed.
Hans, is it okay, or..?
(*) in the latest versions of reiser4 this is a plugin->inode_ops->create()
(create_common)
Edward.
I guess I will have to read the reiser4("...")
function as I can see no way to specify these things from a standard bash
shell.
-pvh
