Thanks Tommaso i didn't know, I'll use it on AROS One 68k where i use PFSAio, it's much faster than the other File Systems.

On AROS one 68k I don't use SFS anymore because I found some strange behaviors :(

- On the "Workbench" the moved file is not deleted
- The single icon "on Workbench" cannot be deleted or copied
- Always on "Workbench" a file can not be renamed from uppercase to lowercase and vice versa, message ... file already present, this unfortunately also happens with PFS, problems already reported to AROS staff.

That explains why I had to install the OS 3.2.1 update twice! Thanks you!

Can disksafe be addded to the kickstart? Is it romable?
I have serious problems with pfs cache not being written to disk.

No, it's not ROMable, and the proper way how to integrate it is to make it a feature of the FFS.

PFS3 in my case.

PFS3 (including original PFS3) automatically adds reset handler that flushes buffers.

Then DiskSafe would be redundant with PFS3AIO?

But obviously it does not work. Or it does not flush the right buffers.

Edit S:User-Startup, save, reset -> changes are lost.

The same procedure with DiskSafe active -> changes are saved.

Just a data point, but it seems to work fine for me with latest PFS3 (and no DiskSafe). WB 40.42/KS 39.106 on a 1260 with a normal 3.5" IDE drive.

I can't find anything wrong with reset handler implementation in pfs3aio. It calls UpdateDisk() which does all the flushing stuff (ACTION_FLUSH does same) and finally it calls CMD_UPDATE and TD_MOTOR=0 and then exits reset handler.

Unless DiskSafe does something more.

Regarding the reset handler in pfs3aio. When using WinUAE I often reset by pressing F12 and clicking Reset from there. I guess that bypasses the reset handler and recent changes could be lost?

PFS3AIO all the way (for me) :spin

BUT, it´s good to have one small "standard" partition
for software who doesn't like PFS.

I only found AMBERMOON and Soul Crystal.
(i tested hundreds of Games´n Demos :crazy )

For Soul Crystal i use the WHDLoad version (that fixes that)
and Ambermoon is installed on a FFS THALION: partition ;)

* Ambermoon would corrupt save/loading when on PFS3AIO
* Soul Crystal would have corrupt intro graphics on PFS3AIO

But other than that, PFS3AIO is the best for me :spin

It'd be easy for me to decide if we could get the AFFS kernel module for Linux updated to the newer FFS with 3.2! Or even PFS3 ported to Linux... Being able to directly mount / manipulate files on a harddrive / CF card would be extremely valuable!

A PFS3 FUSE driver would be wonderful.

While there isn't a FUSE driver for AFFS, I have managed to get Debian to mount up my Amiga CF card! 'sudo mount -t affs /dev/$drive$partition /$mountpoint/' just works.

Bit of caveat to that though, the Long Filename support doesn't seem to be supported by the Linux driver. Somehow I managed to get it to be recognized as affs7 on the first partition, but I couldn't get it to mount. Without long filenames it is set up as 'affs3' in Parted.

I use the kernel AFFS driver often. But more often than not I have a PFS2/3 volume I would like to mount. :-)

Ha, yeah, I went through the pain and anguish of being in Windows long enough to convert the pfs3 partitions over to FFS.

Personaly i use PFS3 on SYS: & WORK and all is working liker a charm under Workbench 3.2.2.1 (http://aminet.net/package/disk/misc/pfs3aio)

I just entertain myself with emulators when I need to mount PFS3 partitions. There is a very slim chance that I'll ever go back to FFS for just about anything that is not a floppy. :-)

Toni tends to release things when they're done (tm). Keep an eye out on the news section here on EAB.