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Filesystems in R2, R3, ....
Submitted by Xan on Thu, 2008-02-14 19:58. Tags: Newbie Developer Forum
Hi,
What class of filesystem do you have to plan to have for R2 and so on? For R1, for backward-compat, I think you implement a kind of BFS. But for next releases do you have to plan to change it? For example, introducing snapshoting (like ext3cow or ZFS)
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Xan.
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For R1, for backward-compat, I think you implement a kind of BFS.
Haiku already uses OpenBFS.
But for next releases do you have to plan to change it?
I have heard (long ago) OpenBFS 2 being mentioned, but I do not know if there are any firm specs and/or plans for it.