Posts Tagged kernel

pohmelfs – the network filesystem of the future !

Hello again fair readers !  Today we’re going to take a look at POHMELFS, which is a network file system that was just recently integrated into the Linux kernel.  This is an excellent exercise for three reasons : we’ll learn about some great new concepts related to network file systems, we get to compile and [...]

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initrd, modules, and tools

An explanation of initrd, how modules live within it, and an example of how it can be modified on a Fedora-based system. Contains supplementary information about gzip, tar, and cpio.

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