+command "open": Open as[1] file[2] in mode; see 'open --help'.

[captive.git] / TODO

diff --git a/TODO b/TODO
index 7107472..c8089a0 100644 (file)
--- a/TODO
+++ b/TODO
@@ -4,24 +4,20 @@ $Id$
 Known Bugs
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-init.c: assertion `NT_SUCCESS(err)==NT_SUCCESS(dir_IoStatusBlock.Status)' failed
- - Only fastfat.sys? Reproduction conditions?
-
-Low performance, big memory consumption; Writing 50KB/s, needs ~50MB of RAM.
-Microsoft Windows RAID tests/support - IIRC already exists open sourced.
-Mount of the same device multiple times is allowed (no EBUSY kernel protection).
+LUFS client failing on files being read/written by multiple handles at once.
 libcaptive/cc/ mmap(2)s whole SharedCacheMap; ext2fsd maps whole disk area!
 STATUS_LOG_FILE_FULL should be handled everywhere; not just file_write().
-User-specifiable proxy for captive-install-acquire (not just the GConf one).
-umount(8) leaves one harmless stale 'lufsd' - only Mandrake packaging affected?
 Localized filenames not supported - they should be UTF8ed across the project.
 Mandrake package script fails during upgrade ('rpm -U') on missing dependencies.
 
 
 
-TODO:
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+TODO
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+Microsoft Windows 2000, NT-4.0, 2003-Server drivers compatibility.
+User-specifiable proxy for captive-install-acquire (not just the GConf one).
+Microsoft Windows RAID not supported - another driver would be required.
 Check function calling convention types in *.def files.
 Better BLKGETSIZE64 vs. BLKGETSIZE run-time availability compatibility.
 'src/client/gnomevfs/captive.conf' should be generated.
@@ -33,3 +29,6 @@ Unify options parsing by captive_options_parse().
 Rename 'CAPTIVE_XXX_IS_OBJECT' to 'CAPTIVE_IS_XXX_OBJECT'.
 Move sandbox master 'directory_read' bufering from sandbox/ to client/.
 Move sandbox master 'file_seek' 'offset' maintenance from sandbox/ to client/.
+Replace cabextract for the newer and LGPLed libmspack.
+'captive_options' and 'captive_options_module' should be referencible GObject.
+Performance (currently 1GHz CPU: read 1.5MB/s, write 500KB/s, 20MB of RAM)