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To: Erez Zadok <ezk@cs.columbia.edu>
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From: "Gary Palmer" <gjp@in-addr.com>
Subject: Re: Filesystems reading list? 
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Erez Zadok wrote in message ID
<199911040249.VAA26232@shekel.mcl.cs.columbia.edu>:
> All good papers.  It depends what area or field you'd like to get into wrt
> filesystems, David.  The list Frank supplied is more towards stackable f/s.
> There are other papers if you're interested in distributed/network file
> systems (e.g., nfs, coda), high performance file systems (xfs, reiserfs),
> automounter file systems, (amd, automounter/autofs, hlfsd, Blaze's CFS),
> extent-like file systems, journaling file systems, numerous special purpose
> file systems, and even more numerous tweaks to existing file systems.  I
> have an extensive library of f/s papers I've collected over the past decade,
> and I probably give you pointers to many.

any chance of putting together a `library' list?  I think it would be
good for the fbsd web pages, if we can find somewhere to put it.


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