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I've implemented a (very) basic filesystem using FUSE. As of right now, the way FUSE mounts the system is with:

./myfusesystem /path/to/mountpoint

This is all well and good, and creates the proper layer over the mountpoint. But I'm not attempting to build a virtual filesystem; I'm working on an on-disk filesystem where data will be stored to a disk partition. Thus, I want to use my FUSE filesystem with an actual device partition, something like:

./myfusesystem /dev/sdd2 /path/to/mountpoint

...where the data will be stored persistently on that partition. Is this something that can be done with FUSE? If so, how? I cannot find any references to this in the documentation or the tutorials I've read.

Tanaki
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FUSE lets you store the data anywhere, but if you want to use the partition as a storage, it's your job to read/and write the data from/to it.

Eugene Mayevski 'Callback
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