TOSFS ...

[shenson@nyx10.cs.du.edu (Stephen Henson)]

Yes I think Julian's idea of dir cluster and index is best, otherwise the
zero length files indoe number could change. Using zero for the root dir 
is also advisable (root dir is a special case). This has the advantage of
being an index to the dir entry in all cases ansd is thus a close analogue
to  a 'real' inode number.
	In fact this is exactly what I used for a low level TOSfs which I
half wrote (which was put to one side after Atari took MiNT up). I made
the assumption that when the source was 'available' to the real tosfs, a
more MiNt aware version would be forthcoming.
	I might pick it up again if I can find it, I'm sure I could make
it as quick as Minixfs ...
Steve.