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7 <Title>EXT2ED - The Extended-2 filesystem editor - Design and implementation</Title>
27 The ext2 filesystem overview.
76 and even less about Linux and the extended-2 filesystem. While working
113 filesystem is even newer - Its first release lies somewhere in 1993 - Only
119 detailed document which describes the ext2 filesystem. In fact, I didn't
221 the ext2 filesystem was complicated enough, and adding to it the task of
239 I didn't know almost anything of the structure of the ext2 filesystem.
241 for experiments in the ext2 filesystem was exactly my project! - Kind of a
248 filesystem with a simple <Literal remap="tt">offset</Literal> method, and just show a
257 of the filesystem, but the format of the viewed data was difficult to
280 filesystem</Literal>. EXT2ED would then display the structure as a list of its
345 know a thing of the filesystem structure, and I believed that
400 With the above tool in my pocket, I started to explore the ext2 filesystem
403 superblock is an important part of the filesystem. I decided to start
409 filesystem - Probably near the beginning. There can be no other way -
413 stands for Extended Filesystem). I quickly found the superblock at the
414 fixed offset 1024 in the filesystem - The <Literal remap="tt">s_magic</Literal> variable in the
447 the technical design of the ext2 filesystem. I have written a special
450 filesystem.
454 I was exploring the filesystem in this way for some time, along with reading
472 filesystem has its special place in regard to the overall ext2 filesystem
583 object's place in the ext2 filesystem design.
675 /* 2. Now search for ext2 filesystem general commands */
748 auto detection of an ext2 filesystem when selecting a device and
749 initialization of the filesystem-specific structures described
1046 set of objects, support of other filesystem can be provided using the same
1076 ext2 filesystem on the device.
1081 support a new filesystem, with its own specific type commands.
1404 filesystem on a device.
1491 add_user_command (&ext2_commands,"super","Moves to the superblock of the filesystem",type_ext2___super);
1558 Are we dealing with an ext2 filesystem ?
1564 What are the basic filesystem parameters, such as its total size and
1593 Autodetection of an ext2 filesystem is usually recommended. However, on a damaged
1594 filesystem I can't assure a success. That's were the user comes in - He can
1595 <Literal remap="tt">override</Literal> the auto detection procedure and force an ext2 filesystem, by
1601 answered - I get all the information I need from the filesystem itself. In
1607 If we decide to treat the filesystem as an ext2 filesystem, <Literal remap="tt">registration of
1791 All the disk activity with regard to the filesystem passes through the file
1804 block, the offset in the filesystem and a pointer to the buffer and pass the
1814 EXT2ED design assumes that the edited filesystem is not mounted. Even if
1820 Write access to a mounted filesystem will be denied. Read access can be
1833 in this regard can make the filesystem not usable anymore.
1849 The filesystem is <Literal remap="tt">never</Literal> opened with write-access enables.
1884 Limiting <Literal remap="tt">actual</Literal> filesystem access to two functions only -
1966 as a meaningful filesystem object.
2012 we decided that the filesystem should be treated like an ext2
2013 filesystem), then the general commands.
2089 Call <Literal remap="tt">set_file_system_info</Literal> to auto-detect an ext2 filesystem
2090 and set the basic filesystem values.
2102 Set the device offset to the filesystem start by dispatching
2145 When editing an ext2 filesystem, it is not intended that those commands will
2212 <Literal remap="tt">write_access</Literal> to <Literal remap="tt">1</Literal> and re-opens the filesystem in read-write
2374 language" of the ext2 filesystem - (Go to the inode, etc), and the code was
2404 ext2 filesystem, and by <Literal remap="tt">Linus Torvalds</Literal> - The first author of the Linux
2950 file's internal block number, and converts it to the actual filesystem block
3276 <Title>Filesystem size limitation</Title>
3279 While an ext2 filesystem has a size limit of <Literal remap="tt">4 TB</Literal>, EXT2ED currently
3285 of the <Literal remap="tt">fseek</Literal> filesystem call, which can't seek up to 4 TB.
3309 filesystem, I feel that
3315 EXT2ED has now two levels of abstraction - A <Literal remap="tt">general</Literal> filesystem, and an
3316 <Literal remap="tt">ext2</Literal> filesystem, and the surface is more or less prepared for additions
3384 design and implementation of the ext2 filesystem kernel code and support
3393 Who designed, implemented and maintains the ext2 filesystem kernel
3395 author of several helpful slides concerning the ext2 filesystem.
3407 Who designed the ext2 filesystem.
3415 Who helped designing the ext2 filesystem kernel code and wrote the
