SYS V Rel 4, Virtual File Systems
Rao
brr at abcom.ATT.COM
Fri Apr 13 11:24:59 AEST 1990
The new release of AT&T SYS V, from what I have read in
the UNIX mags, allows for Virtual File Systems.
What is Virtual File Systems used for?
Will it be possible to access database file systems,
(say the Informix turbo File System) or some other
non-standard (rather package dependent) file systems
when the "specifications" of the file system are available?
I can imagine the possibility of doing an "ls" or a
"cat" command on say, a Informix Turbo (or some other
database) file system by writing suitable device drivers
(or whatever it takes) using the "specificationss" of such
a non-standard (i.e. non-unix) file system.
I would like to hear of other applications /uses of
the Virtual File System capabilities.
-bindu rama rao
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