Re: SynCE FS

Hi Laurent,

Great work. I was able to get the directory listed! Unfortunately, a second 
access to the mounted filesystem ends up with an error 

voc@noti:~/syncefs-0.1/src$ ls /mnt/synce/
Application Data        /mnt/synce/mxip_initdb.vol  My Documents
ConnMgr                 /mnt/synce/mxip_lang.vol    Programme
Documents and Settings  /mnt/synce/mxip_notify.vol  Storage Card
/mnt/synce/cemail.vol   /mnt/synce/mxip_system.vol  Temp
/mnt/synce/dssrc.txt    /mnt/synce/pim.vol          Windows
voc@noti:~/syncefs-0.1/src$ ls /mnt/synce/
ls: /mnt/synce/: No such device or address
voc@noti:~/syncefs-0.1/src$

Maybe thats due to my used kernel version (2.6.16.9), as with this version 
syncefs didn't compile cleanly, unfortunately. I have had to insert a
"#undef __linux__" before every #include <linux/coda.h> to get a grid on some 
double defined time-structures.
Furthermore, i will suggest to rename the file called synce.h in your package 
to some other name, as synce.h is a SynCE system include file located 
in /usr/src. This is a problem for the #include <rapi.h> preprocessor 
statement. rapi.h itself also includes synce.h but expects that this synce.h 
file is the SynCE system include. Unfortunately, the synce.h file of your 
package is included instead.

Keep on coding!!! Great work. I think, you are able to fix those small issues 
without problems.

best regards
voc


On Saturday 22 April 2006 02:45, Laurent Vivier wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> I've just written a little application allowing to mount a CE device
> like a remote filesystem.
>
> You can find sources at:
>
> http://www.lvivier.info/syncefs-0.1.tar.gz
>
> Before all, this application uses CODA venus interface, so your
> kernel must support CODA.
>
> To be able to use it, you must set SUID bit:
>
> lvivier@imac:~/syncefs$ ./configure
> lvivier@imac:~/syncefs$ make
> lvivier@imac:~/syncefs$ sudo chown root src/mount.cefs
> lvivier@imac:~/syncefs$ sudo chmod +s src/mount.cefs
>
>
> Check you CE device is connected (synce-serial-start and dccm is
> connected)
> then you can mount your CE device:
>
> lvivier@imac:~/syncefs$ ./src/mount.cefs /mnt/synce/
> SynCE FS using "/dev/cfs0" (CODA v3)
> lvivier@imac:~/syncefs$ find /mnt/synce/
> /mnt/synce/
> /mnt/synce/Carte de stockage
> /mnt/synce/Carte de stockage/My Documents
> /mnt/synce/Carte de stockage/My Documents/Sauvegarde complète.dbe
> /mnt/synce/Restart Synchronization Marker.1
> /mnt/synce/Restart Synchronization Marker.2
> /mnt/synce/Program Files
> /mnt/synce/Program Files/WindowsCE
> /mnt/synce/Program Files/WindowsCE/CAPTCE.EXE
> /mnt/synce/Program Files/WindowsCE/FTPSRV.EXE
> ...
> lvivier@imac:~/syncefs$ df /mnt/synce
> Sys. de fich.        1K-blocs       Occup? Disponible Capacit? Mont? sur
> synce                     8159      4200      3959  52% /mnt/synce/
>
> For the moment, there is no parameters, no checking and FS is read-only.
> If someone thinks it's an interesting tools, I can continue to work
> on it to improve it.
>
> Regards,
> Laurent
>
>
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