Re: VFS Help

[James Frazer <jfrazer@xxxxxxxx>]

After having worked a hard day on the farm, the _last_ thing I want to 
do is crawl into a big old itchy haystack -- even if there is ice(cream) 
inside of it.

Lets change this analogy to "having a cold beer in the shade vs having a 
warm one"

Also hay is a pretty good insulator, so the icecream might stay unmelted 
for quite some time.  I have often been surprised to find winter ice 
under hay well into the summer months (july).  Sorry for being offtopic, 
I just thought I should correct you guys about the true nature of hay 
and haystacks.


--James



Eirik Nygaard wrote:
> On Mon, Apr 12, 2004 at 09:20:18AM -0700, Matthew Dillon wrote:
>
> > :Hey, fellow DF users!
> > :
> > :I was curious, if I wanted to learn about the VFS subsystem, are there 
> > :any good documentation references to accompany the code itself?
> > :
> > :I'm interested in the ACL support for the VFS that has been discussed 
> > :and would enjoy helping with those effors.  However, I currently know 
> > :nothing of the VFS other than a few bits and pieces I looked at in 
> > :vnode.h and vfs_init.c.
> > :
> > :Any help would be appreciated. :-D
> > :
> > :-Mike
> >
> >    Ha, finding documentation on VFS is about as easy as finding a fresh
> >    ice cream bar in a hay stack on a hot day!
>
>
> Well, perhaps there is time _someone_ sits down and write down some
> documentation then, don't you think? Some people might be glad to find
> some cool ice in the hay stack after a hard days of work on the farm.