Re: [ros-dev] ReactOS File System

[Rick Langschultz]

I have actually looked at the EXT2 and EXT3 file systems, and admire  
them, however Reiser4 and ZFS are the best looking and they have  
great specs such as file access time, etc. Also, ZFS supports many  
things NTFS supports. Though I would love to have ReactOS support  
things like lower level file system rollback, file junctions,  
symlinks, etc...
On Feb 14, 2006, at 4:02 PM, Jerry wrote:

>   I've been wanting to try my hand at file systems
> too. Have you  
>  looked at ext2/3 for insporation?
>
>  Rick Langschultz wrote:
>
> >   I am writing a file system for personal
> > development use for  
> >  reactos.  I want to take a poll about what File System features  
> >  that ReactOS  would like to implement in its distribution. Are  
> >  there any features  out there that ReactOS developers like to  
> >  implement in ReactOS. I  want to model the file system on NTFS but  
> >  i have been looking at  Sun's ZFS and think that it would be a  
> >  great File System for React...
> >
> >  Another thing... How is the code audit going?
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