> Recently when I /tried/ watching a movie from my FAT32-partition, or
> copying a file to/from it and see Tracker *crawl*, I realised how *
important* a snappy FAT32-driver might be for the success of OpenBeOS!
I am not sure if it's the driver - of course that driver isn't as fast
as other implementations, but that it sometimes hang completely (at
least on my system) should have other reasons.
> Another thing: Now that we have BFS in our hands, we should /think/
> about the possible advantages/disadvantages of porting it to Win (at
least read-support)... it could be a good generator for interest in
OpenBeOS - we would have to make sure that ppl notice which OS it
belongs to, of course, but it could be a huge benefit...
Oh no, port it with write support... well, there is currently only a
read-only driver, so it would be nice to port it with write
capabilities, too :)
I've also thought about this (I've also downloaded the Open-Sourced
headers to do this), but I haven't had a look at its license yet. And I
haven't got a programming environment under Windows (besides that I
only barely use it at all).
Adios...
Axel.
