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New Version of MacFUSE

Version 1.5 of MacFUSE is out. The CHANGELOG has details of what’s new.

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New Install/Update Capabilities in MacFUSE

MacFUSE has a new install/update mechanism that greatly simplifies and improves things both for end users and developers who use MacFUSE in their software. The relevant wiki page has all the details....

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GrabFS Source Code

Earlier this year, I released GrabFS, a MacFUSE file system that shows “live” screenshots of Mac OS X applications. If you wish to understand how GrabFS works, you can now browse its source. Enjoy.

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MacFUSE Talk at Google

Next Monday (December 8, 2008), there will be an open-to-all talk on MacFUSE at Google’s Mountain View headquarters. Here is a more detailed announcement.

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MacFUSE 2.0 is Here!

It was a little over two years ago that I gave serious thought to making user-space file systems a reality on Mac OS X. The result of that work, MacFUSE, was introduced at the Macworld conference in...

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VeryBigFS: All You Can Read

VeryBigFS is a trivial MacFUSE file system—about 60 lines of C code—that creates a huge volume with a huge file in it. “Huge” would be 512TB in this case. This is useful if you want to see how a...

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A Note on Automounting MacFUSE File Systems

Mac OS X, like many other Unix-like operating systems, includes the “autofs” file system layer that make automatic on-demand mounting of remote resources possible. See the man page for automount(8) for...

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More User-Space File System Goodies

There has been much buzz about new features and functionality in MacFUSE 2.0. Besides the MacFUSE 2.0 release, there are still more new and interesting things to be discussed in the realm of user-space...

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Extended Notes on AncientFS

Here are some extended notes on understanding, compiling, and using AncientFS, the file system I talked about in the previous blog post.

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Why MacFUSE Installation Recommends a Reboot

I often hear users—and even developers, for that matter—grumbling about the fact that they are "required" to reboot their systems after installing or upgrading MacFUSE. I’ve even heard explanations...

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