file system in own kernel

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How can I implement file system in my kernel? not linux kernel. we are developing our own kernel and need help in implementing file system fat, ntfs or ext.

Posted 29-Oct-10 0:07am

gurvinder119

Updated 14-Nov-10 19:34pm

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You can start form this: the base of your file system can be file with captions of other files, other files can be stored in one big file like an archive file. There is something like that in windows "storages" (for example doc files). Own file system can be used to store game data and also any program data.

Posted 15-Nov-10 1:12am

Kozlov_Sergey

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Well there are plenty of OS development sites I know that are worth a look, here are a couple:

http://www.osdever.net/papers/[^] (Scroll down till you see the "Filesystems" section.)

http://wiki.osdev.org/Main_Page[^] (A good site for all sorts of OS dev stuff, perhaps you should ask your question on their forums)

Good luck!

Posted 17-Nov-10 7:50am

LloydA111

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Sauro Viti · Accepted Answer · 2010-10-29T08:18:00

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Currently all the distro include support for ext, ext2, ext3 and ext4 file systems.
What do you precisely mean? Can't you use existing solutions or derive your work from them?

Posted 29-Oct-10 8:18am

Sauro Viti

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gurvinder119 31-Oct-10 3:49am

Dude I am devloping a kernel and I wannna know that how can I implement ext file system in the same by using c language.......