A fast simulator of a file system written from scratch in C.
If you just want to run it you have to download the project, decompress it, and run:
foo@bar~:$ ./FileSystemIf you want to compile it yourself you can just do
foo@bar~:$ makeAnd then to use it you can now use.
foo@bar~:$ ./FileSystemOnce you run it, a simulation of a terminal will be started, here are the commands you can use,
foo@bar~:$ create <name> <size>MB <blockSize>KCreates a new File System.
foo@bar~:$ unmount <name>Save the File System.
NOTE: You must use this command the first time you create a disk, in order to use it
foo@bar~:$ mount <name>Load a File System into the program in order to upload and download files.
foo@bar~:$ upload <fileName>Upload a File into the File System.
foo@bar~:$ download <fileName>Download a File from the File System
NOTE: The name of the file will be the same in the File System and in your PC. You CANNOT change the name of the file.
foo@bar~:$ lsList of all the Files in the File System
foo@bar~:$ infoInformation of the File System
foo@bar~:$ details <fileName>Information of a File in the File System.
foo@bar~:$ exitExit the File System.
You must unmount a File System once you uploaded the files you want in order to save it.
Be careful when downloading a file, the name will be the same as the one you upload so it may overwrite it if it's in the same directory.
This is the version 1.0.
- Benjamin Santana - blog
This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License
The hash function used was based on this one.