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I am a contributor of BMFS. There's plenty of other file system implementations that could be used in an OS project.
BMFS, while it has existed for some time, is considered a new project. Be
== A Little History ==
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The development continued and the design changed a bit, and now it supports sub-directories, file permissions, user and group IDs, and more.
It also comes with a user space program to construct file systems and examine their contents, and a [[FUSE]] binding to use BMFS on Linux systems.
The project is now being constantly improved, and one of its design goals is to be used in any other operating system.
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Visit the Doxygen generated documentation [https://returninfinity.github.io/bmfs-doc/modules.html] for more information.
[[Category:Filesystems]]
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