Kernel Traps

Barry BEvel (reganjt@cs.tcd.ie)
Sat, 01 May 1999 14:07:49 +0100

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I'm trying to build a simple file system and keep access transparent to
the user.
I want to trap commands like open, close, read, write and seek. For
example,
when a open command is performed on a file beginning with a certain
prefix,
I want to run my code, otherwise the normal code. Is there a 'nice' way
of doing this?
Any information/example would be very helpful.
Cheers.

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