Tobias DiPasquale on 9 Dec 2003 01:30:03 -0500 |
On Tue, 2003-12-09 at 00:07, Walt Mankowski wrote: > Cute idea, but sadly 10 MB files still aren't as portable as one would > like. How do you move it around? Got one of those keyfob USB > harddrive thingies? If so, why not just use the file system that > comes with it? I think if he had one, he wouldn't have had to come up with the workfile solution he just posted, eh? ;-) Besides, what's not portable about a file? All that's required for this to work is the ability to a) mount a loopback filesystem (any UNIX variant can do this) and b) the ability to mount whatever filesystem you've formatted the file with; properly chosen, this is also the province of any UNIX variant (unfortunately, this means ext2 is out, unless you're running all Linux). -- Tobias DiPasquale, www.cbcg.net 202A 04C4 2CE6 B985 8520 88D6 CD25 1A6C B9B5 1595 Attachment:
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