> > I believe he's referring to the feature of BeOS R5 PE where it > installed a > 500mb image.be onto a FAT (or NTFS) Windows partition and along with > a boot > disk (or some interesting autoexec.bat boot trickery for Win9x users) > it > would find and mount that image.be file as the /boot partition off > the host > partition. This requires support for it in the bootloader (zbeos). It must support reading fat32, getting the extends from the image file, and an fmap driver to publish it as a partition. I just started adding fat support but don't have the time. > I (and others) were thinking this might even be a neat trick to use > for > mounting a BFS image file from LiveCD off of ISO9660/El Torito disc > to > prevent the "dreaded" 2-track burning situation when distributing a > BeOS/Haiku Live/Install cd in the future. Is that possible? It sure > would > make it easier to distribute a single burnable ISO in the future. Another option is to implement an fs filter API to have a module to publish attributes from hidden files from the folder, that'd add attrs on any fs. But it's quite some work. François.