The ucsd-psystem-fs package allows you to mount UCSD p-System filesystem disk images as Linux file systems. It is a implemented in user space, using the FUSE library and module. The ucsd-psystem-fs package also includes several other tools for manipulating UCSD p-System disk images.
| Licenses | GPL |
|---|---|
| Operating Systems | POSIX Linux |
| Implementation | C++ |
Recent releases


Release Notes: The ucsdpsys_disk(1) and ucsdpsys_mkfs(1) commands now understand how to write the boot blocks. The ucsdpsys_mkfs(1) command has a new --architecture option, which can be used to set the byte sex of the new file system. The ucsdpsys_disk(1) command can now move all of the files to the beginning of the disk image, maximizing the space available for the UCSD p-System to work with.


Release Notes: There is a new ucsdpsys_mount -t option to convert text files on-the-fly. The Teledisk (.TD0) and ImageDisk (.IMD) formats are understood for read-only access.


Release Notes: The IMageDisk (.imd) format is understood for reading. The license has been changed to the GNU GPL version 3.


Release Notes: The ucsdpsys_disk(1) command now automagically converts text files during put and get operations unless specifically requested to perform binary transfers. The ucsdpsys_disk(1) command now preserves the modification date (as far as is possible) across gets and puts. The ucsdpsys_disk(1) command is now able to get and put whole directories from and to UCSD p-System disk images.


Release Notes: The file system is functional, and understands many different disk interleave styles.