> > > How far along are the changes > > > you're working on, Ingo=3F > > I have to admit that I was lazy last weekend. My little pet project, a > read-only ReiserFS add-on, I started (and also planned to finish) over > the holidays somehow began a life on its own. Well, at least you've been able to accomplish something productive. I've just been plain worthless of late. Meanwhile, Axel appears to have hired a small firm to augment his contributions. ;-) > Anyway, today and tomorrow I'll work on the Device API. I start > reviewing the latest mails an rolling in the changes, now. I'll be > back with a mail in a few hours, I think. (checking watch, which incidentally is still on 24 hour time; one small step for America... :) > > > Unless you have any better suggestions, I > > > guess I'll start looking into what's still needed for the C++ > > > API. > > That's not a bad idea. I will do that too, but two pairs of eyes will > lower the risk of oversights. When you start with it before me, then > please drop a mail, that you do, and post a mail with the results, > when you're done. Otherwise, I'll do that. Will do. > > Nice! > > Just a short question, now that I you've done all the hard work: > > will > > the ISO-9660 fs module recognize the Joliet volume name as well? > > :-) Not currently. It's not difficult to find the Joliet volume name, but it has to be converted from Unicode to something useful. Is there a handy way to do that in the kernel, yet? If not, do you suppose that might be something worth adding? I have to admit that non-ASCII encodings are a bit foreign to me, being a pampered English-only speaker. -Tyler