Yes, that's what I orignally thought, but not about where to put the
files. The all in the kernel solution would be more ellagent tho, with
the saved files being removable as and when the space is required.
You have to rember that the Win95's solution is fine for Win95's kind of
multiuser (ie any number of users, one at a time), because if your out of
disk space, it doesn't effect the other users, and only your self for a
short time (until you empty the waste basket).
Sure keep the undelete managment out of kernelspace, but having the
freeing when space is tight is good, and should be kept in kernelspace,
the rest should go in userspace, as part of various utils (ie the
quotaing of undelete space used should go into quota, and ....)
Bryn
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