> > >No, no, no, you misunderstood completely. I, of course, want > >filesystems as addons, but I also want the code that loads the > >filesystem addons to be an addon. Nor can you add anything to the > >kernel; your efforts in this regard are severely circumscribed. For > >instance, you can't write an addon that intercepts syscalls, which > >would, of course, be required for a posix addon. > > What would making an add-on to load add-ons give you=3F A very flexible file system layer, since it would abstract files from the actual kernel. For instance, a devfs addon would allow you to implement mulitple driver APIs, *without* changing the kernel. You could do the same with an fs layer. What's the point of addons, anyway=3F -Nathan -- Fortune Cookie Says: The Kennedy Constant: Don't get mad -- get even.