I'm not sure that symlink example is all right. Symlink is just a special kind of file that just contains a path. It does not points directly to the inode, that would be a hardlink, which you can't create between different file systems. With symlink, I believe, it should go back to the begining, just with a new filepath to find.
100% True. I simplified my schematics without mentioning it in the vid, Thanks for pointing it out! For thoses watching, here is what the full image should look like: imgur.com/a/LgVPj2D
I'm not sure that symlink example is all right. Symlink is just a special kind of file that just contains a path. It does not points directly to the inode, that would be a hardlink, which you can't create between different file systems. With symlink, I believe, it should go back to the begining, just with a new filepath to find.
100% True. I simplified my schematics without mentioning it in the vid, Thanks for pointing it out!
For thoses watching, here is what the full image should look like: imgur.com/a/LgVPj2D
Fun fact: Unix was the first operating system to treat files as streams of bytes and abstract physical and logical records
Really interesting!
what did you use to make those diagrams?
This looks like an obsidian canvas document with a modified theme. Hope this helps.
Obsidian with advanced canvas.
Waiting for this
Wonderful video. Can you make, or suggest, a video on Windows IFS and how it differs from VFS.
There are some ext4 and btrfs IFS drivers
Will look into it!
Lesgoo
Thanks :3
Feel free!!