From: Paul Guyot (pguyot_at_kallisys.net)
Date: Tue Oct 21 2003 - 06:58:43 PDT
Aux environs du 21/10/03 ā 8:57 -0400, sous le titre "[NTLK]
Accessing Soups on a *NIX machine (was: FAT Supp", Anton Aylward prit
sa plus belle plume pour écrire les mots suivants:
>I don't blame you.
Thanks. I'm just explaining details for technical choices.
>Why can't we stick to the SOUP model but have an application on the *NIX
>side that manipulates the soups?
The way objects are laid on the card is documented (as in, the
specifications are on my drive and I'll send them to anyone who asks).
But the way objects are combined to make soups is not. Philz is
actually working on it and he had some results.
http://newton.vyx.net/
Still, no one wrote a tool like the one you describe.
> - backups. Just put the card in the *NIX machine and tell it
> to back up what's on it. Faster even than Ethernet!
Some people do this already. I did a disk image with Disk Copy in the past.
If you want to work in that direction, I'll be more than happy to
provide you with any document I have.
Paul
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