>I'm glad to hear OBOS is sticking with BFS. I'm just now getting a whole bunch >of stuff >taken care of using attributes and I definitely son't want to lose that! Plus, many people want to keep their BFS partitions. I am one of them. :-) >Speaking of attributes, maybe BFS or tracker can be improved to where you >don't need >to "copy" existing files to have their attributes work when new indexes are >created. I don't really follow what you are saying. I think you mean that if you have file foo, with an unindexed attribute bar, then you create an index on bar's, that you have to make a new copy of foo (foo2) so that it shows up indexed. Is that correct? >Fortunately, I found a program on bebits to do this, but this should be >something done >naturally by the filesystem itself. Not being much of a programmer and >understanding >less about the underlying bfs architecture, I don't know how easy or difficult >this would >be. > >LeftTurn