| Matt
Wu |
I am incredibly grateful to Matt for his Ext2FSD
project (which is very similar in its motives to Win2fs). In fact, a
major portion of the Win2fs driver code came from the V0.10A release of
this project.
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| John Newbigin |
John's explore2fs
program was my first successful attempt to read files off my ext2
partitions from within Windows. His excellent documentation of the on
disk structures of the ext2 file-system helped us greatly.
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| Peter Van Sebille |
Peter's Windows 98 FSD for the ext2 file system served as the
starting point for Win2fs (long before we embarked on the Windows
NT/2000 versions).
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| Dejan Maksimovic |
Dejan is a
Guru with File system filters for Windows 9x and helped us in getting
started with the Windows 9x IFS world. Without his help and support
through mails, it would have been a nightmare for us to even think of a
Windows 98 FSD given the very little documentation available on the
subject (Thanks Microsoft :-))
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| Stan Mitchell |
Stan Mitchell's excellent book "Inside
the Windows 95 File system" is a Bible for all Windows 95/98
file system developers and we exploited it to the fullest extent.
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| Karen Hazzah |
Karen's book "Writing Windows VxDs & Device Drivers"
is another classic when it comes to writing Windows 98 device drivers.
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| Walter Oney |
The Guru of all. Walter is well known in the Windows world for his
books and lectures on the subject. His books "System
programming for Windows 95" and "Programming
the Microsoft Windows Driver Model" came in as a handy
reference.
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| Rajeev Nagar |
Rajeev Nagar's book "Windows
NT File system Internals" is yet another excellent source of
information for file system related software development on the Windows
platform.
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