# | File System |
---|---|
0 | None 1 |
3 | ROMFS |
5 | NetFS |
8 | ADFS |
12 | NetPrint |
13 | Null |
14 | Printer |
15 | Serial |
17 | VDU |
18 | RawVDU |
19 | Kbd |
20 | RawKbd |
21 | DeskFS |
22 | Computer Concepts’ RomFS |
23 | RamFS |
24 | RISCiXFS |
25 | Streamer |
26 | SCSIFS? |
27 | Digitiser |
28 | Scanner |
29 | MultiFS |
33 | NetFS |
37 | CDFS |
38 | Computer Concepts’ CFS |
43 | DOSFS |
46 | ResourceFS |
47 | PipeFS |
49 | IDEFS |
53 | DeviceFS |
54 | Parallel |
56 | ArcFS |
61 | PSCompress |
66 | SparkFS |
77 | MirrorFS |
79 | FTP |
91 | Memphis |
99 | ShareFS |
101 | Computer Concepts’ PrintQFS |
105 | HostFS (RedSquirrel) |
118 | CacheFS |
123 | IZipFS |
136 | FlashFS |
142 | raFS |
153 | HostFS (ArcEm/Arculator/RPCEmu) |
162 | TFTP |
192 | SDFS |
195 | Source |
200 | NVMeFS |
&40000000 | None 1 (OS_Args 0 only, see notes) |
These are codes used for different filing systems.
1 A bug present in FileSwitch 1.70 to 2.74 inclusive would return the incorrect value for ‘None’. Therefore, when checking for ‘None’ with OS_Args 0 the two values &0 and &40000000 should be considered equivalent.
Their codes may be returned by Message_FilerOpenDir.