Jim Jackson kirjoitti:
> I starting thinking that maybe the best would be to treat a partition as a
> raw block device, and simply write sequential blocks with the data.
How the user then manages data? Do you have any option for that? If
user need to have access on data using normal ms-windows system, I guess
the best option is to use FAT, create null-padded files of suitable size
and overwrite them for new data. Then user can simply copy data files
(with some extra data).
You do not alter the filesystem data, expect for mtime, one could work
around that using some custom FAT driver (because it is a simple format,
so managing fs on userspace may not be too difficult).
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