fuse

Linux.com: "I move from computer to computer constantly -- desktops, laptops, testing machines -- and rather than worry about synchronizing the assorted hard disks content, I prefer to keep one central copy of my documents that I can access anywhere.

I do that using wdfs, the WebDAV file system for FUSE."

FUSE filesystem in userspace tutorial. A nice introduction to the the fuse package.

If you ever: needed to access your ext3, reiserfs or XFS partitions from Windows, wanted to use one of your favorite file systems via FUSE, or had an idea to mount an image of your hard drive, then this article is for you.

This is a how-to, describing what to do, if you want Windows to handle file systems in a similar way as Linux does.

Listed in: Homebrew Emulators , ZX Spectrum Tags: Unix , uberjack O 3 Homebrew developer uberjack does it again.

A week ago I had a hairy crash when stopping ZFS/FUSE on my box, which I mentioned on the ZFS/FUSE mailing list .

his document describes how to install and use sshfs, a FUSE based filesystem that uses SSH to mount remote folders.

Since it is based on FUSE (userspace filesystem framework for Linux) your kernel will need to have the fuse module available.

FUSE is included in kernel newer than 2.6.14, so I will assume that you will have it already included in you

Other new filesystem developments... by Mark Williamson on Sun 18th May 2008 16:58 UTC ZFS on Fuse, using a port of the real Sun ZFS code.