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XFS Interface

Welcome to the XFS Interface for NITCbase. This section provides information on how to report and manage bugs, issues, and contributions related to the XFS Interface component.

Usage and Build

The XFS Interface is a vital part of NITCbase, responsible for performing operations directly on the disk without creating a run copy. To build and use the XFS Interface, follow these steps:

  1. Navigate to the XFS_Interface Directory: First, go to the XFS_Interface directory of your project:

    cd NITCbase/XFS_Interface

  2. Build the XFS Interface: You can build the XFS Interface using the make command. Here are the available options:

    This command will build the XFS Interface.

    make

    Use this command to create a gdb debuggable xfs-interface-debug.

    make debug

    If needed, you can clean any previous builds with this command.

    make clean

  3. Use the XFS Interface: After building, you can use the XFS Interface to interact with the disk directly. Please note that it operates without creating a run copy, so exercise caution when using it.

Reporting Bugs and Issues

We appreciate your help in identifying and resolving issues within the XFS Interface. If you come across a bug or have an issue to report, please follow the bug reporting steps as described in the previous section.

Contributing

If you'd like to contribute to the development of the XFS Interface, please follow the Contribution Guidelines found in the root of the NITCbase repository. This includes details on how to create and submit pull requests.

License

The XFS Interface follows the same licensing terms as the NITCbase project. Please refer to the LICENSE file for details.

Thank you for your interest in the XFS Interface and your contributions to making it better!