> > >But notice they could never replace BFS oterwise lots of stuff > > > would > > > no > > >work due to missing functionality. > > I don't know what makes you think that. If OBOSfs looks the > > same to the > > API calls, then it could replace BeFS, in my mind. Having BeFS on- > > board would > > just be nice for BeOS users with previously existing BFS > > partitions. > > :) "nice" > > You misunderstand him; other file systems doesn't have all the > features > that BFS has - like attributes, indices, queries, etc. > If a file system doesn't support indices, porting it to BeOS (or > OpenBeOS) won't change that. For now, only BFS provides the full > feature set. > I don't know if XFS does on IRIX, but it does not on Linux either. AFAIK, it does not implement indices not has the concept of live queries. -Bruno -- Fortune Cookie Says: Heavy, adj.: Seduced by the chocolate side of the force.