Filesystem drivers

Filesystem drivers are in src/add-ons/kernel/file_system

A filesystem usually relies on an underlying block device, but that’s not required. For example, NFS is a network filesystem, so it doesn’t need one.

• File systems overview
• Development tools
  • fs_shell
  • userlandfs
  • Torture and performance tests
• Node Monitoring
  • Requirements - Exported Functionality in BeOS
  • Meeting the Requirements in an Optimal Way - Implementation in OpenBeOS
  • Differences Between Both Implementations
  • And Beyond?
• UserlandFS: filesystems in userspace
  • The FUSE API
    • Extensions to the FUSE API
  • Debugging userlandfs
• The UFS2 filesystem
  • Commands
• The XFS File System
  • Testing XFS File System
    • Creating File System Images
    • Test using xfs_shell
    • Test directly inside Haiku
    • Test using userlandfs
  • Haiku XFS API
    • Inodes
    • Directories
    • Files
  • Current Status of XFS
    • Directories
    • Files
    • Attributes
    • Symlinks
    • XFS V5 exclusive features
    • Write Support
  • References
• The FAT File System
  • Code Organization
  • FAT Data Types
  • BSD Compatability
  • Inode Numbers
  • Locking
  • Caches
  • Limitations
  • FAT Reference Material
• The Be File System
• Partitioning system for Sun Sparc machines