Re: reiser4 plugins

[David Masover]

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Hans Reiser wrote:
> Valdis.Kletnieks@xxxxxx wrote:
> 
> 
>>>tarball/zipfile.  Nobody ever suggested that you would actually want to.
>>>   
>>>
>>
>>Besides, your point was that you could not run make inside of a kernel
>>
> 
> Umm, try it when we have it working, on a 1-4GB RAM machine it might not
> be so bad.....  We have the compression (albeit still with bugs) but not
> the tar plugin.

We *desperately* need either more plugin-like "plugins" or a FUSE-like
way of writing plugins.  I mean, tar is small enough, but I don't want
you chipping away at my (soon-to-be) 2 gigs of desktop RAM -- I need
that for Doom 3!

Or, do you mean using the RAM for keeping the working copy of the
zipfile?  And here I was trying to establish that it was better to cache
this.  If the cache appears as a separate Reiser tree, it's not much
different than keeping it in RAM anyway, but it can be flushed if I need
the space for... work... ;)

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