Pismo File System Redirector
Cross-platform file system development technology for custom file systems

Pismo File System Redirector
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Pismo File System Redirector

What is Pismo File System Redirector?

Pismo File System Redirector provides cross-platform file system development technology that allows developers to create and deploy custom file systems. The technology supports multiple operating systems including Windows, MacOS, and Linux, with specific compatibility for various kernel versions and system requirements.

The solution includes regular updates and builds that address compatibility issues, fix display problems, and improve overall functionality. Recent releases have introduced major restructuring of core packages, ARM and x64 support on multiple platforms, and enhanced Linux kernel compatibility through version 6.5 and RHEL/Rocky distributions through 9.1.

Features

  • Cross-Platform Support: Works with Windows, MacOS, and Linux operating systems
  • Kernel Compatibility: Compatible with Linux kernels through 6.5 and RHEL/Rocky through 9.1
  • Architecture Support: ARM and x64 support on MacOS and Windows platforms
  • Regular Updates: Frequent builds with compatibility fixes and improvements

Use Cases

  • Developing custom file systems for cross-platform applications
  • Creating file system solutions for enterprise environments
  • Building file management tools for multiple operating systems
  • Developing system utilities requiring file system redirection

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