The first versions of Linux I used did not have multi-core support and I can imagine a Linux without networking, but no block devices?
Does that mean just character devices? How does the FAT driver work then?
Implementing those things is on the TODO list.
It looks like TILCK uses RAM images to provide FAT support, which is mainly used for initrd.
The first versions of Linux I used did not have multi-core support and I can imagine a Linux without networking, but no block devices?
Does that mean just character devices? How does the FAT driver work then?