Devblog 17

I have developed my own ramfs.
The old filesystem only supported fat16 with only reading capabilities which maded it feel very limited with what you could do with it.

So the first step I dicided to do with adding reading was to implement filesystem that lives in ram which is really easy to write to.

Now the D: drive is used for the ramfs (D as in dev used by linux). In the screenshot test.elf creates a file: D:/test.txt and writes HELLO FROM RAMFS to it. Then read.elf (linux cat) can read that file.
– WilGulf