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-This "incore" file system driver is a self-contained file system. It does
-not use any resource external to the node.
-
-It is primarily intended for enabling an efficient compute-node bootstrap. It
-might also be useful for a very small scratch file system, holding device
-files, and the like.
-
-The root directory i-node is manufactured on the fly. The source specification
-for the mount() call should be something like:
-
-       <perms>+<uid>+<gid>
-
-Where:
-       <perms>         are the directory permissions masked by 0777
-                       Note -- no umask is applied.
-       <uid>           should be the owner's uid
-       <gid>           should be the owner's gid
-
-Most operations are supported, with the notable exception of symbolic
-links.
-
-In the implementation, the driver is really set up to export most
-useful symbols without polluting the name space or contending with
-other public symbols. However, the symbols are not yet exported. If
-we ever require a proc-fs style file system, this could be very useful
-provided a little extra work is done to allow other drivers to overload
-some operations. Particularly the file ops, I would think.