Hallo Janani,
* Janani k <3moo...@gmail.com> [2015-05-13 04:36:14 +0530]:
> > It would make reviewing the code easier for us if
> > you could provide the whole patch-set as a structured series of commits
> > in a git repository instead of a patch file that has to be applied
> > manually.
>
> I di
Hi,
On Mon, May 11, 2015 at 7:49 PM, Josef Söntgen <
josef.soent...@genode-labs.com> wrote:
> Hello Janani,
>
> * Janani k <3moo...@gmail.com> [2015-05-10 16:32:49 +0530]:
> > I am trying to port an existing native file-system(ext2) to Genode. So, I
> > started porting this in the same place as r
Hello Janani,
* Janani k <3moo...@gmail.com> [2015-05-10 16:32:49 +0530]:
> I am trying to port an existing native file-system(ext2) to Genode. So, I
> started porting this in the same place as rump_ext2 so that this can be set
> up fast to get quick running of the code. I designed it so as to cal
Hi,
Sorry patch file was not attached in previous mail. Attaching patch file.
Can some one please review the design once. And to note once again entire
development and testing is done under running genode on linux. In this I
changed run script ( genode/repos/dde_rump/run/rump_ext2.run)a bit to suit
Hi,
Thanks a lot for that. Regarding the PERR, PDBG, PINF I just used them at
different points to make terminal output little bit pretty and
differentiable between the headings and the contents being listed like eg.
Creating directory in different color and directory name, Inode .. etc
details in d
I haven't tested it yet, but this looks like a good step toward ext3/ext4
support. Genode is in need of a journaling filesystem, so this is good
news. I know that this is just an ext2 implementation for now, but having a
native driver looks like a step in the right direction.
I looked over the patc
Hi,
I am trying to port an existing native file-system(ext2) to Genode. So, I
started porting this in the same place as rump_ext2 so that this can be set
up fast to get quick running of the code. I designed it so as to call our
native implementation calls instead of rump calls. To get the block
ses
