== UDF file system server ==
=== 1 Current status ===
||= FS type =||= Reading =||= Writing =||
||UDF Plain||+/-||-||
||DVD Video||+||N/A||
||Blu-Ray Video||-||N/A||

=== 2 TODO plan
* Complete reading UDF plain disks
* Complete and test reading Blu-ray disks
* Complete support big-endian arch`s
* Implement initial writing support for UDF plain disks

=== 3 How to test ===
==== 3.1 Download sources from my branch ====
{{{
bzr branch lp:~medvedeva-julia/helenos/udf helenos
}}}

==== 3.2 Compile sources ====
{{{
cd helenos
make PROFILE=ia32
}}}


==== 3.3 Create udf disk image under Linux ====
To create udf image under Linux you need to install package with [http://sourceforge.net/projects/linux-udf/ UDF utilities]. For example at Arch its [http://aur.archlinux.org/packages.php?K=udftools udftools]. The package should contain `mkudffs` tool.

{{{
mkudffs --media-type=hd --blocksize=512 --utf8 ./udf.img
}}}

You can also select media type: "hd" or "dvd" and blocksize: 512 or 2048 or something else.


==== 3.4 Mount udf disk image under Linux ====
You can mount udf image (from step 3.3) under your Linux host and copy several files in it.
{{{
mount -o loop -t udf ./udf.img /mnt/udf-mount-point
}}}

where `udf.img` - image from step 3.3


==== 3.5 Boot HelenOS with user disk image ====
To boot HelenOS run qemu:
{{{
qemu-system-i386 -m 512 -boot d -hda udf.img -cdrom image.iso
}}}
`udf.img` - udf disk image


==== 3.6 Mount user disk image under HelenOS ====
In HelenOS run batch script to run udf server, ata server and mounting first ata disk as udf

{{{
batch u
}}}

Then, go to /mnt directory:

{{{
cd /mnt
}}}

and here you are :)