Correct, but hardly relevant here, except possibly that this enables you
to use a different, perhaps more resilient file system.
> The idea behind this is to keep as much recently-used file stuff
> in memory so that the system can be as fast as if you used a RAM disk
> instead of real physical (slow) hard disks.
Correct, but does not require VFS.
Nice try, though.
- Werner
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