tiny/fast filesystem!

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From: Marc E. Fiucznski
Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1992 15:01

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Hi,

We have systems that will need access to a small number of files on
standard floppies.  There will be about 1.4MB of disk space and the
system does not support any filesystems (that I want to use).

It currently only supports a dos compatible filesystem, which is not
working very well.  Just wondering if anyone could give me a hint what
type of tiny/fast low-overhead filesystem I get.  

The OS I'm using is VxWorks (which is a real-time OS with 4.3BSD
flavor.)... any hints, source code, or whatever would be appreciated.

Would it be reasonable to implement the fast BSD filesystem or is
there something else, simpler, faster, better?

Thanks,

Marc

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