Remote File System - Remote System Call Interface

Remote System Call Interface

  • ACCESS
  • SYSACCT
  • CHDIR Change directory
  • CHMOD Change file mode
  • CHOWN Change file owner
  • CHROOT
  • CLOSE Close a file
  • CREAT Create a file
  • EXEC Execute a file
  • EXECE Execute a file with an environment
  • FCNTL
  • FSTAT Stat a file using a file descriptor
  • FSTATFS Stat a file system using a file descriptor
  • IOCTL
  • LINK First half of link operation
  • LINK1 Second half of link operation
  • MKNOD Make block or character special file
  • OPEN Open a file
  • READ Read from a file
  • SEEK Seek on a file
  • STAT Stat a file using pathname
  • STATFS Stat a file system using pathname
  • UNLINK
  • UTIME
  • UTSSYS Return information about a mounted files
  • WRITE
  • GETDENTS Read directory entries in a file system
  • MKDIR
  • RMDIR
  • SRMOUNT Server side of remote mount
  • SRUMOUNT Server side of remote unmount
  • COREDUMP Dump core request
  • WRITEI Internal form of write system call
  • READI Internal form of read system call
  • RSIGNAL Sendremote signal
  • SYNCTIME Synchronize time between machines
  • IPUT Free a remote inode
  • IUPDATE Update a remote inode
  • UPDATE Write modified buffers back to disk.

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