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Re: Using VFS operations for a given node
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Re: Using VFS operations for a given node

  • Subject: Re: Using VFS operations for a given node
  • From: "Arvind Dalvi" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 25 Jul 2007 08:28:50 +0100
Mike,

Thanks for the clarification.....

Then it means, all file I/O needs to be handled in user space.....
And if the file I/O needs to be done from or within the kernel, it is done by the file system code (file system kext/driver) correct ?

Any specific design issue/rule for not implementation file I/O from or within the kernel ?
I have seen even Sun Solaris implementing the same rule....but not Microsoft Windows.

Thanks,
Arvind
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