Hi Adam,
Thanks for the pointer.
JFS may be a viable alternative to NTFS indeed, they probably have the same
root (HPFS)?
The bulk of porting it to ReactOS will probably be "un-porting" it's Linux
kernel dependency patches.
I'm fetching the whole CVS repository from SourceForge right now, but I'm
not sure when
I will get the time to start eyeballing it .. I should be doing RL stuff
today but find my butt
glued to the chair again
(Water_stoppage==Shower_impossible==I_refuse_to_go_public)!
Peace
// Love
On Tue, Apr 5, 2011 at 3:02 PM, Adam <geekdundee at gmail.com> wrote:
> I would also recommend looking at porting JFS - the sources are available.
> This is the file system that IBM originally used in OS/2 Warp 4.5X (and also
> AIX if I am not mistaken) and is a very solid file system. Something IBM
> seemed to be doing right.
>> I am not sure about all the details of it, but AFAIK it also supports
> things like ACLs too.
>>> On Tue, 05 Apr 2011 17:56:40 +1000, Love Nystrom <love.nystrom at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>> Hi Bryan,
>>>> Just like Aleksey, I would welcome an effort to simplify IFS
>> implementation.
>>>> Seen as NTFS is (and always will be?) not well documented, I've been
>> thinking about
>> supporting some alternative, OSS, journaling file system in ReactOS, e.g.
>> ReiserFS,
>> to allow us to provide the (relative) fail-safety of file transaction
>> journaling that NTFS has.
>> Also, hopefully, to enable us to implement NT's access privilege
>> system (Security) on files.
>>>> So far, it remains just a thought, since I can't allocate the time to
>> adapt
>> e.g ReiserFS to
>> an NT IFS, and if I'm not mistaken, our IFS implementation has
>> shortcomings
>> of it's own
>> which You may need to address as well in implementing Your proposal.
>>>> In addition to "Windows NT File System Internals" I would also recommend
>> "Windows Internals, 4th Edition" for additional/complementary insight.
>> Especially Ch.12 "File Systems", but Ch.8-12 are all relevant, and the
>> whole
>> book is strongly recommended (by everyone, I think).
>>>> It will be a BIG job I think (thesis big), and I hope You have the
>> structural
>> "common sense" to make it a success, and not a mess ;).
>> It would be most welcome !
>>>> Comment Your code scrupulously :)
>>>> Best Regards
>> // Love
>>>> On Sun, Apr 3, 2011 at 1:55 PM, <ros-dev-request at reactos.org> wrote:
>>>> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
>>> From: Bryan Donlan <bdonlan at gmail.com>
>>> To: ReactOS Development List <ros-dev at reactos.org>
>>> Date: Sat, 2 Apr 2011 18:26:23 -0400
>>> Subject: [ros-dev] [GSoC] IFS wrapper project proposal draft
>>> Hello,
>>>>>> After reading the ReactOS GSoC ideas page, I became interested in the
>>> IFS wrapper driver project idea[1], and would appreciate any comments
>>> on my project proposal before I formally submit it.
>>>>>> First, a bit about me. I am a student in a dual-major program,
>>> studying Computer Science and Japanese at the University of
>>> Massachusetts at Amherst. I have had some experience in kernel
>>> development previously; as part of an internship at a research project
>>> at my University, I wrote some network flow analysis code running in
>>> the Linux kernel. While filesystem work will be a first for me, I
>>> think it will be an interesting leaning experience. I am fluent in
>>> English and Japanese, and am in the UTC-0400 timezone (TZ=US/Eastern).
>>> My freenode username is bd_, and my myReactOS username is bdonlan.
>>>>>> In preparation for writing this proposal, I obtained a copy of the
>>> "Windows NT File System Internals: A Developer's Guide" book from
>>> O'Reilly. Although a bit dated, it has been enourmously helpful in
>>> helping me get an idea of what I'm getting into.
>>>>>> My goal in this project will be to write a library to significantly
>>> simplify writing a NT File System Driver. Although writing a
>>> kernel-mode filesystem will never be as easy as with, eg, FUSE, it
>>> should be possible to abstract away many of the idiosyncracies of the
>>> NT filesystem API, at least. For example, the wrapper library may
>>> handle:
>>> * Automatically queueing asynchronous filesystem operations on a worker
>>> thread
>>> * Parsing paths and invoking a FS-supplied traversal function for each
>>> directory element
>>> * Interfacing with the NT cache manager, including flushing data from
>>> the cache when a non-cached operation is performed on a cached file,
>>> and establishing cache maps for the underlying device for a disk-based
>>> file system
>>> * Providing a common implementation of byte range locks and oplocks,
>>> and disabling fast I/O when they are in use
>>> * Caching directory entry lookups
>>> * Performing typical input validation/security checks needed by all NT
>>> filesystems
>>> * Helper tools may also be provided to load pseudo-filesystems
>>> (filesystems with neither network nor disk backing) on an ad-hoc basis
>>>>>> Essentially, the library should make it easy for the filesystem
>>> designer to focus on the actual filesystem, rather than the NT IFS
>>> interfaces - a read call would be able to skip all the preparation and
>>> checks, and directly go to perform the actual I/O.
>>>>>> Major milestones for the project may include:
>>> - Prepare a sketch of the API and callbacks for the IFS helper library
>>> (subject to change if necessary)
>>> - Implement enough of the wrapper library to implement a simple
>>> pseudo-filesystem demonstrating non-cached reads and writes
>>> - Add support for cached reads/writes (interaction with the cache
>>> manager, caching for on-disk metadata)
>>> - Demonstrate a disk-based filesystem without metadata update support
>>> (MINIX FS or FAT?)
>>> - Demonstrate a disk-based filesystem with full read-write support
>>> - If time allows, add support for ancillary features, such as byte
>>> locks, oplocks, and notify watchers.
>>>>>> The interfaces exposed by the filesystem library will of course be
>>> clearly documented. Filesystems needing more advanced support will
>>> also be able to override any IFS callbacks they choose.
>>>>>> I have an existing consulting commitment that will take some of my
>>> time, but I expect to be able to put in 20-30 hours of work per week
>>> into this project. Further, I hereby swear that I have not used nor
>>> seen the source code to any version of the Windows operating system
>>> nor any Microsoft product that may be related to the proposed project
>>> that is under a license incompatible with contribution to ReactOS,
>>> including but not limited to the leaked Windows 2000 source code and
>>> the Windows Research Kernel.
>>>>>> I would appreciate any comments on my proposal before formally
>>> submitting it to the GSoC site.
>>>>>> Thanks,
>>>>>> Bryan Donlan
>>>>>>>>>>> --
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