ankur_r
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How to get working state of self-developed filesystem ?

Sat Nov 26, 2016 8:41 pm

Dear All,

I am new to this community. I have developed a new my own file-system in Linux. I have Raspberry Pi-2, v1.1 board. According to

https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentati ... uilding.md

I am in progress...
I have separate my sample arfs.ko and arfs.c with Makefile. I do have toolchain and 4.4.y kernel. Now I want a new device to be -
1. Auto formatting & mounting my filesystem during boot process.
2. Formatting & Mounting with my filesystem separately.
3. Creating / Deleting / Updating that my filesystem.

I am able to create and delete a file via my filesystem. Can anybody among respected users of this community, provide me a little help to fill gap of same.

Thanks to all.

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Re: How to get working state of self-developed filesystem ?

Sat Nov 26, 2016 10:04 pm

How to annoy as many people as possible as quickly as possible?

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Re: How to get working state of self-developed filesystem ?

Sun Nov 27, 2016 2:07 am

Hi Joan, What happened, annoy ? sorry i am not getting..

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Re: How to get working state of self-developed filesystem ?

Sun Nov 27, 2016 6:40 am

ankur_r wrote:Hi Joan, What happened, annoy ? sorry i am not getting..
You posted the same thread seven times because you didn't read the documentation that your first post won't appear until it's been approved by a moderator. That's your crime. It looks like all of your junk posts have been removed now.

viewtopic.php?f=91&t=7961
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Re: How to get working state of self-developed filesystem ?

Sun Nov 27, 2016 7:40 am

I posted for different forums, is it looking like seven time repeating. If it is so, then yes its must not be. Actually here considering different forums i posted in all where were the maximum possibility to get the doubt cleared. But if it appears in repeating fashion, then its a mistake, i accept. Will take care of same too...

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Re: How to get working state of self-developed filesystem ?

Sun Nov 27, 2016 9:27 am

Cross posting is NOT ALLOWED on here. If your post is in the wrong place report it to a moderator.
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Re: How to get working state of self-developed filesystem ?

Sun Nov 27, 2016 10:05 am

Also, oddly, you posted in both "Beginners" and "Advanced users".

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Re: How to get working state of self-developed filesystem ?

Sun Nov 27, 2016 10:23 am

ok...i have said.. i will take care... but for now can you kindly make it viewable so that i can have some resolution or same...

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Re: How to get working state of self-developed filesystem ?

Sun Nov 27, 2016 12:02 pm

ankur_r wrote:ok...i have said.. i will take care... but for now can you kindly make it viewable so that i can have some resolution or same...
Make what viewabnle?
Your OP is visible, but doesn't ask a good question. You have not explained what you are trying to do, and what problem you are tying to solve that existing filesystems don't handle. You have not said what you have done, what works, where you are stuck. Although we only need one posting, we can't read what you haven't written. And if you have problems with your own code, we can't possibly debug unless you post it. Though I may say it's unlikely that you will find anyone who has the time and ability to do a long investigation.
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