JavaScript-Linux screwed "disks permanent memory"
The unique development of Fabrice Bellara, a JavaScript Linux computer emulator , continues to evolve.
In the modified version of jslinux (started by the emulator.html file), the latest Linux 3.0.4 kernel is screwed to the computer emulator, as well as the driver for installing virtual disks for storing information (persistent block device).
Information on such devices is saved in the event of a reboot (closing the browser), disks can be formatted under ext2 and divided into sections, which ensures convenient work with them.
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The disk is located in the local HTML5 storage and is available in the operating system every time the emulator.html page is opened. True, it works very slowly and is very limited in volume (about 1 MB).
In the modified version of jslinux (started by the emulator.html file), the latest Linux 3.0.4 kernel is screwed to the computer emulator, as well as the driver for installing virtual disks for storing information (persistent block device).
Information on such devices is saved in the event of a reboot (closing the browser), disks can be formatted under ext2 and divided into sections, which ensures convenient work with them.
')
The disk is located in the local HTML5 storage and is available in the operating system every time the emulator.html page is opened. True, it works very slowly and is very limited in volume (about 1 MB).
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/130165/
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