[En-Nut-Discussion] HTTP-Server with combined UROM an PNUT file system?

[Harald Kipp]

Peter,

AFAIK, the problem is that only one root directory for the
HTTP routines can be specified. If enough space is available,
you may copy the UROM files to PNUT on startup and register
PNUT as your HTTP root.

Nut/OS does not support directories as mount points like
UNIX/Linux. Mounting on Ethernut 3 is used to mount
removable media (MMC/SDCard).

Harald


At 08:52 30.10.2006 +0100, you wrote:

>my Ethernut (2.1b with OS 4.2.1) has an http server with urom file system 
>containing home page etc., and a pnut file system located in RAM 
>containing measurement protocols.
>I would like to grant the http server access to the pnut file system in 
>order to make the protocol files downloadable, but I don't know how.
>
>As far as I understood, "higher" file system functions like mounting are 
>available only with Ethernut 3.