> Why are people so opposed to creating their own filesystems?
Well ... I'm not ;). Though I will be eternally grateful to
Simon Derr for doing the heavy lifting needed to create the
cpuset filesystem.
For those of us whose brains don't hold so many details at once,
creating a new file system can seem a bit daunting. And for those
of us not skilled in the art, it is more likely to end up being
300 lines of code, presenting several good provocations for a Hellwig
or a Viro to curse in the general direction of their monitors.
Instead of trying to hijack configfs to purposes ill suited for it,
I wonder if there isn't someway to lower the hurdles that us mere
mortals must leap to creating additional filesystems.
It shouldn't take that much lowering.
--
I won't rest till it's the best ...
Programmer, Linux Scalability
Paul Jackson <[email protected]> 1.925.600.0401
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