#filesystem

faaah (Filesystem As An AI Handler) https://github.com/sebastiancarlos/faaah #AI #Filesystem #OpenSource

🥝 kiwifs/kiwifs Markdown filesystem for agents and teams. Turns markdown files into a searchable, versioned filesystem with a built-in web UI and agent integration ⭐ Stars: 620 📅 Last Update: Jul 22, 2026 https://github.com/kiwifs/kiwifs #selfhosted #homelab #selfhost #selfhosting #opensource #markdown #filesystem

#TIL that the #FAT #filesystem doesn't really store anywhere whether it's #FAT12, #FAT16 and #FAT32. What you're supposed to do is to look at the number of clusters, and determine which range it falls into. More specifically, you're supposed to look at the partition size and divide it by the number of sectors per cluster (which is stored in consistent position irrespective of FAT type). The obvious implication of that is that the volume sizes are limited by possible cluster size ranges. There's some overlap here, though: you get more clusters (and therefore use a "longer" FAT) by using a smaller cluster size, or fewer clusters by using a larger cluster size. https://elm-chan.org/docs/fat_e.html#fat_determination However, there's a curious trick: there's a 16-bit "FAT size" field that indicates how many sectors are used for FAT on FAT12/FAT16 filesystems. On FAT32 this field is zero (there is a separate field for 32-bit FAT size there), and apparently some tools recognize the filesystem as FAT32 in that case, irrespective of number of clusters. This is what mkfs.vfat does when you force FAT32 on a small block device. https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/1590cf0329716306e948a8fc29f1d3ee87d3989f/fs/fat/inode.c#L1675-L1680 Why did I learn all this? Because a friend tried to make a very small EFI partition and was surprised it didn't work. I was compelled to get to a bottom of this!

Have pushed 0.9.5-dev branch to codeberg of foxing ( https://codeberg.org/aenertia/foxing/src/branch/0.9.5-dev ) in preparation for release tagging. A LOT of features and a couple of bug-fixes now the packet/file processing engine has stabilized ; including Semantic Routing to Parsers for Metadata Extraction and in-path Binary analysis using local ORT/BERT models ; letting you get semantic search powers for free when you copy something with foxingd/fxcp #linux #filesystem #bert #vectordb #postgres #xfs #stratis #blake3 #localllm

Input/Output Error on accidentally unplugged external drive #filesystem #externalhdd #fsck #fat32 https://askubuntu.com/q/1564927/612

How to best organize various different-sized drives for data, apps and games #partitioning #mount #harddrive #filesystem #lvm https://askubuntu.com/q/1564681/612

Best practices for taking/rollback snapshots (Btrfs vs. ZFS) on Ubuntu Server for a containerized services? #server #filesystem #zfs #btrfs #snapshot https://askubuntu.com/q/1564428/612