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1/*
2 * Copyright (c) 2000 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved.
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21 */
22/* @(#)loadable_fs.h 2.0 26/06/90 (c) 1990 NeXT */
23
24/* XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
25 *
26 * W I L L D R A S T I C A L L Y C H A N G E S O O N
27 * U S E A T Y O U R O W N R I S K
28 *
29 * XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX */
30
31
32/*
33 * loadable_fs.h - message struct for loading and initializing loadable
34 * file systems.
35 *
36 * HISTORY
37 * 26-Jun-90 Doug Mitchell at NeXT
38 * Created.
39 * 5-Nov-91 Lee Boynton at NeXT
40 * Added support for initialization, labels, and WSM options
41 * 29-Mar-99 A.Ramesh at Apple
42 * Added to Mac OS X, removed mach message related defns
43 */
44
45#ifndef _LOADABLE_FS_
46#define _LOADABLE_FS_
47
48
49/*
50 * Constants for Loadabls FS Utilities (in "/System/Library/Filesystems")
51 *
52 * Example of a /usr/filesystems directory
53 *
54 * /usr/filesystems/dos.fs/dos.util utility with which WSM
55 * communicates
56 * /usr/filesystems/dos.fs/dos.name "DOS Floppy"
57 * /usr/filesystems/dos.fs/dos_reloc actual loadable filesystem
58 * /usr/filesystems/dos.fs/dos.openfs.tiff "open folder" icon
59 * /usr/filesystems/dos.fs/dos.fs.tiff "closed folder" icon
60 */
61#define FS_DIR_LOCATION "/System/Library/Filesystems"
62#define FS_DIR_SUFFIX ".fs"
63#define FS_UTIL_SUFFIX ".util"
64#define FS_OPEN_SUFFIX ".openfs.tiff"
65#define FS_CLOSED_SUFFIX ".fs.tiff"
66#define FS_NAME_SUFFIX ".name"
67#define FS_LABEL_SUFFIX ".label"
68
69/*
70 * .util program commands - all sent in the form "-p" or "-m" ... as argv[1].
71 */
72#define FSUC_PROBE 'p' /* probe FS for mount or init */
73 /* example usage: foo.util -p fd0 removable writable */
74
75#define FSUC_PROBEFORINIT 'P' /* probe FS for init only */
76 /* example usage: foo.util -P fd0 removable */
77
78#define FSUC_MOUNT 'm' /* mount FS */
79 /* example usage: foo.util -m fd0 /bar removable writable */
80
81#define FSUC_REPAIR 'r' /* repair ('fsck') FS */
82 /* example usage: foo.util -r fd0 removable */
83
84#define FSUC_INITIALIZE 'i' /* initialize FS */
85 /* example usage: foo.util -i fd0 removable */
86
87#define FSUC_UNMOUNT 'u' /* unmount FS */
88 /* example usage: foo.util -u fd0 /bar */
89
90/* The following is not used by Workspace Manager */
91#define FSUC_MOUNT_FORCE 'M' /* like FSUC_MOUNT, but proceed even on
92 * error. */
93/*
94 * Return codes from .util program
95 */
96#define FSUR_RECOGNIZED (-1) /* response to FSUC_PROBE; implies that
97 * a mount is possible */
98#define FSUR_UNRECOGNIZED (-2) /* negative response to FSUC_PROBE */
99#define FSUR_IO_SUCCESS (-3) /* mount, unmount, repair succeeded */
100#define FSUR_IO_FAIL (-4) /* unrecoverable I/O error */
101#define FSUR_IO_UNCLEAN (-5) /* mount failed, file system not clean
102 */
103#define FSUR_INVAL (-6) /* invalid argument */
104#define FSUR_LOADERR (-7) /* kern_loader error */
105#define FSUR_INITRECOGNIZED (-8) /* response to FSUC_PROBE or
106 * FSUC_PROBEFORINIT, implies that
107 * initialization is possible */
108
109/*
110 * mount parameters passed from WSM to the .util program.
111 */
112#define DEVICE_READONLY "readonly"
113#define DEVICE_WRITABLE "writable"
114
115#define DEVICE_REMOVABLE "removable"
116#define DEVICE_FIXED "fixed"
117
118/*
119 * Additional parameters to the mount command - used by WSM when they
120 * appear in the /etc/mtab file.
121 */
122#define MNTOPT_FS "filesystem=" /* e.g. "filesystem=DOS" */
123#define MNTOPT_REMOVABLE "removable"
124
125#endif /* _LOADABLE_FS_ */