Johannes Erdfelt writes:
> > OR, (C) you try to do what Richard's been doing, which is trying to
> > have it both ways. Both have the virtual filesystem, *and* try to store
> > the inode information into the layer below, so it can be backed by a
> > real filesystem, without needing userspace help.
>
> Unfortunately this isn't sufficient as well. I'd like to explain
> this to Richard, but he's been very slow about responding to my
> emails regarding devfs and Hot Swap/Plug and Play devices.
If you had an inbox with a hundred devfs messages you wanted to read
carefully/reply to (already taken out of a few hundred devfs messages
that you've dismissed, taken out of the hell of linux-kernel), plus a
pile of questions/bug reports sent directly, plus a bunch of bugs to
fix, plus a better HOWTO to write, then you'd be a bit slow in
responding too :-(
It's only this week I've managed to scrape back some time to work on
this.
Regards,
Richard....
Permanent: rgooch@atnf.csiro.au
Current: rgooch@ras.ucalgary.ca
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