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tfs - A RAM-filesystem implementation

Started by CrazedProgrammer, 28 December 2016 - 11:38 PM
CrazedProgrammer #1
Posted 29 December 2016 - 12:38 AM
tfs is a small program that replaces the normal CC filesystem with a filesystem that is completely stored in RAM.
This means you can do all kinds of stuff on it and your normal one won't be harmed.
When you reboot, it's gone and you'll get back to the normal filesystem.

Download:

pastebin get Eu9QJScD tfs

Usage:
To run it, simply type:

tfs
If you want to import the files you already have on your normal filesystem:

tfs -i
Note: this only copies the files into the RAM-filesystem so whatever you do to it, it won't affect your real filesystem.

Example GIF:
Piorjade #2
Posted 29 December 2016 - 10:33 AM
Very neat! :)/>

Tho I didn't try this out yet, it may look useful for sandboxing programs :P/>
TheRockettek #3
Posted 29 December 2016 - 12:43 PM
Very neat! :)/>

Tho I didn't try this out yet, it may look useful for sandboxing programs :P/>

Not again ;-; You know what happened last time
Piorjade #4
Posted 29 December 2016 - 05:02 PM
Very neat! :)/>

Tho I didn't try this out yet, it may look useful for sandboxing programs :P/>

Not again ;-; You know what happened last time

Lmao I use a totally different system.
Also it works now :P/>