My summer project: XMLFS

Seth Hartbecke (seth@sethstoybox.org)
Sun, 1 Jul 2001 16:11:43 -0500


For quite some time now I've wanted to try and do something in the kernel.
And I need a simple project to start with, so I decided to create a
filesystem that reads and writes to a XML file. It's really basic right now
(does not support permissions, but that should not be too hard to add) and
does not like XML files with errors in them.

If any of you want to try it (and possibly lock your system in the process)
you can download it from http://sethstoybox.org/projects/xmlfs/xmlfs.tgz.
I've had it compile under 2.4.2, 2.4.3, 2.4.5 on Debian and Mandrake systems.

I know it's kinda pointless (and really silly to put an XML parser in the
kernel), but I had fun. Comments (outside of "this is totally stupid") are
greatly appreciated.

thanks
l8r
Seth Hartbecke

-- 
A man that would sacrifice his freedom for security deserves neither.
				-- Charles Louis de Secundat, 1774
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