by It seems the file has been moved to /new during the night by the ftp-os2.nmsu.eduQuote:>Linux ext2fs file system driver for OS/2 alpha testers wanted !!
>I'm currently writing a Linux ext2fs IFS for OS/2, and I need intrepid
>volunteers to do some very early testing. This driver will allow you to read
>(today) and I hope write (sometimes in the future...) files located on Linux
>native partitions formatted with the ext2fs file system. This is a port based
>on the ext2fs 0.5b code (Linux 1.2.1 kernel sources). After some setup
>manipulations, Linux partitions will appear as new drive letters (one per
>partition, and not chained together in a single tree like under Linux), and
>you can access them as if they were local drive letters.
>I'm developing this driver during my spare time (even if I work for IBM,
>IBM doesn't have anything to do with this driver, I develop it at home),
>so it doesn't progress very quickly. Anyway I hope I can finish it and deliver
>a full featured ext2fs IFS sometimes this year.
>I strongly need your feedback on how it works in other environments than mine.
>Don't expect something perfect, since it is still early code ... but it's
>better than nothing at all !
>You can find this first alpha release on ftp-os2.nmsu.edu in the /incoming
>directory (file named ext2-os2.zip) The proposed directory is /os2/unix.
>If you are interested, please try it and send me your comments, bug reports,
>suggestions so that I can improve it.
sysop and renamed to ext2_os2.zip.
>I hope you'll find this driver useful
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>Matthieu WILLM I do *NOT* speak for IBM ...
Matthieu WILLM I do *NOT* speak for IBM ...