Hi,
 The other day I had an idea. Because Linux has already many
 file-systems, would it not be possible to simply make a generic FS
 driver, that simply wraps around the Linux fs model?
 I'm sure the linux and windows models are quite different when it
 comes to their overall architecture.
 The advantage of doing this would be that we'd have instant access to
 well tested and maintained code.
 This is essentially what Aleksey is doing with my FullFAT library,
 albeit with a few small modifications.
 Kind Regards
 James
 2009/11/9 Aleksey Bragin <aleksey(a)reactos.org>rg>:
  That's great! This gives me more motivation
to finish the fastfat
 rewrite and test your branch with that driver.
 On Nov 9, 2009, at 12:21 PM, <ayerkes(a)speakeasy.net>
 <ayerkes(a)speakeasy.net> wrote:
  I'm pleased to announce that I've been
able to boot reactos to the
 shell from an ext2 partition.  This is something we've wanted for a
 long time and many of us have worked on.  I've synced up arty-newcc
 to the current state of my git repository.  This work is
 experimental, not quite complete, and has some important limitations:
 - It probably won't currently work for a partition larger than 4gig
 and might even fail for one larger than 2gig.  This limitation is
 lifted by other, unrelated code in my tree that I haven't merged yet.
 - It probably has a lot more bugs left, especially in block
 allocation for large files.
 - Some parts of the new section implementation leak pages.
 I was planning to, but haven't yet made the new and old cache and
 cc and section implementations available side by side.  The main
 work of separating the new files involved in the section
 implementation (now in ntoskrnl/mm/section/*) is done. This will be
 necessary when I merge it into the main tree, at least for
 regression testing.
 Despite the branch being named for me, I invite anyone to work on,
 modify, or bugfix arty-newcc.  This advance has been a long time
 coming, and I'd like to thank everyone for keeping the faith. 
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