Virtual-File-System

Virtual File System made with c++

Getting Started

You can clone or download the project and run it with a C++ compiler.

Commands for Virtual File System

• Command: create <.name> <.blockSize> <.numberOfBlocks>
  • Details: 'create' Loads the virtual file system into memory. If it doesn't exist create a new one. Block sizes can be 128, 256, 512, or 1024 bytes. The maximum size of the created volume is 1GB.
• Command: unmount
  • Details: 'unmount' Saves virtual file system to specified file on hard drive.
• Command: mount <.name>
  • Details: 'mount' Loads a previously saved file system into memory.
• Command: load <*./original.txt> <copy.txt>
  • Details: 'load' Loads a file to the virtual file system from the local hard drive.
• Command: download <copy.txt> <newCopy.txt>
  • Details: 'download' Downloads a file from the virtual file system to the local hard drive.
• Command: rm <file.txt>
  • Details: 'rm' deletes a file from the virtual file system.
• Command: details <file.txt>
  • Details: 'details' Shows the details of how a file is saved including the number of blocks it uses and the list of blocks where it is saved.
• Command: ls
  • Details: 'ls' Lists the files.
• Command: info
  • Details: 'info' Gives system information, including volume size, used space, and free space.

Built With

• C++ 11
• Bash command line

Contributing

Contributions are closed.

Authors

• Alfredo Emmanuel García Falcon - Student - AcesTerra
• André Marco Ruiz Sandoval - Student - LOG1CRS
• Jorge Alejandro Chávez Nuñez - Student - ChavezJan

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for more details.

What did we learned from this project?

• How file systems works.
• How malloc function works.