Research on Hierarchical File System for Embedded Linux
Xiaobo Huang, Mingxue Zhang, Jinping Liu
Abstract
Xiaobo Huang, Mingxue Zhang, Jinping Liu
Abstract
Based on the deep analysis of the VFS mechanism, a hierarchical file system based on embedded Linux is designed and implemented by combining the kernel module and user service application. It provides both the convenient update of the system and the better protection of the read-only system files, which is obviously of great value in commercial purposes.
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Based on the deep analysis of the VFS mechanism, a hierarchical file system based on embedded Linux is designed and implemented by combining the kernel module and user service application. It provides both the convenient update of the system and the better protection of the read-only system files, which is obviously of great value in commercial purposes.
Key concepts: Computer science, Operating system, File system, Linux kernel, System call, Configfs, Virtual file system, Kernel (algebra)