Yes, I'm working on it for some time now. It's been long since last
official patch (2.1.102), but it is under major rewrite now (all internal
messaging via inodes is being converted to dentries, not only external
interface). It should make those inode->i_count wraps and jump pretty
visible, and with those eliminated, there should go hardlinks and
rename/move stuff, making it almost usable for beta-testing.
If you're interested, I'd be very grateful in any help you can provide. I
can send you latest sources (that are currently in somewhat worse condition
than 2.1.102, but it is to be changed soon), and answer any umsdos (or VFS)
related question that might help you. I still don't grasp some of the dentry
points, but most of it is clear. Nice reading material is VFS.txt from
Richard Gooch (If you don't have it, I can dig URL out from somewhere)
I'm practially only one now working on umsdos. I really could use some help
in fixing it.
Best regards,
Matija
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