- oleks file system
FUSE filesystem driver that will let you mount a 1MB disk image (data file) as a filesystem.
You’ll need to install the fuse and libfuse-dev packages. Make sure your working directory is a proper Linux filesystem, not a remote-mounted Windows or Mac directory.
- Create files.
- List the files in the filesystem root directory (where you mounted it).
- Write to small files (under 4k).
- Read from small files (under 4k).
- Delete files.
- Rename files.
- Read and write from files larger than one block. For example, you should be able to support one hundred 1k files or five 100k files.
- Create directories and nested directories. Directory depth should only be limited by disk space (and possibly the POSIX API).
- Remove directories.
- Hard links.
- Symlinks
- Support modification and display of metadata (permissions and timestamps) for files and directories.
- Don't worry about multiple users. Assume the user mounting the filesystem is also the owner of any filesystem objects.