I've updated and simplified my file manager. It's incomplete, but it should
still work. Feel free to give it a try. Any help would be appreciated.
Here's the repository:
https://github.com/NobodyIII/genode-desktop-environment
To try it out, clone the repo and add it to your b
I'm hoping to find time to write a file manager for Genode. Do you think
I'm safe to use Qt? I'm not planning on showing previews at first, and if I
decide to add previews, they will be rendered in a separate process, so the
only untrusted data I see are the filenames. In this cas
Thanks. That makes things a lot nicer.
On Oct 30, 2014 9:20 AM, "Norman Feske"
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> > Sorry for not being clear. Is there a way to set the fs_rom service to
> > provide files from a directory within a filesystem (e.g. /bin) as ROM
> > modules? (Sorry if I'm using the wrong terminol
Hello,
> Sorry for not being clear. Is there a way to set the fs_rom service to
> provide files from a directory within a filesystem (e.g. /bin) as ROM
> modules? (Sorry if I'm using the wrong terminology.)
this is possible by instructing the file-system server (like ram_fs or
rump_fs) to hand ou
Thanks. I'll try that and maybe find out what's going wrong.
On Oct 30, 2014 8:36 AM, "Christian Helmuth" <
christian.helm...@genode-labs.com> wrote:
> Hello Ben,
>
> On Thu, Oct 30, 2014 at 02:29:48PM +, Nobody III wrote:
> > Have any successful tests been done with part_blk?
>
> our regular
Hello Ben,
On Thu, Oct 30, 2014 at 02:29:48PM +, Nobody III wrote:
> Have any successful tests been done with part_blk?
our regular yet simple test case for part_blk is located in
repos/os/run/part_blk.run
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Sorry for not being clear. Is there a way to set the fs_rom service to
provide files from a directory within a filesystem (e.g. /bin) as ROM
modules? (Sorry if I'm using the wrong terminology.)
Since writing the previous email, I have experimented with acpi, ahci, and
part_blk. I modified a previou
Hi Ben,
> 1. How do I load executables and libraries from a filesystem?
you cannot load executables or libraries directly a file system. On
Genode, executables and libraries are always requested as so-called ROM
sessions. Let me clarify the difference between ROM sessions and
file-system sessions
Thanks. I'm almost ready to get working on making Genode run on my hard
drive, but I still have a few questions:
1. How do I load executables and libraries from a filesystem?
2. How do I access a specific filesystem on a hard drive?
3. Can Genode automatically detect a filesystem's type?
On Oct 2
Hello Ben,
> Thanks. I still have one question: Does the vfs plugin support
> sub-mounts like the Linux kernel does? (E.g. can you mount a root
> filesystem and then mount other filesystems under it? If so, how do you
> do it?)
it does. It also supports stacked file systems, which allows you to
o
gt; What level of file management does Genode have? Is there a graphical
> > file manager available? Does noux support file management?
>
> there exists no graphical file manager for Genode. You can use coreutils
> in a noux instance to operate on files, though.
>
> When attemptin
Hello Ben,
> What level of file management does Genode have? Is there a graphical
> file manager available? Does noux support file management?
there exists no graphical file manager for Genode. You can use coreutils
in a noux instance to operate on files, though.
When attempting t
What level of file management does Genode have? Is there a graphical file
manager available? Does noux support file management?
Also, since I am considering implementing a file manager if one doesn't
already exist, how would I do it? I'm thinking of porting PCManFM to
Genode, so ho
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