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The current impl. relies on the JVM. I'd like to see frame encoding/decoding work on both clj and cljs. This could either be a custom impl. of the byte manipulators, or by adoption of octet or other libs that already handle these.

When testing mkdir on a new 9p filesystem, the mode on the directory is incorrect.

2022-04-05T10:52:29.811Z enki DEBUG [enki.ninep:113] - Got frame: {:frame :Tcreate, :tag 1, :fid 1, :name "x", :perm -2147483155, :iomode 0}
2022-04-05T10:52:29.811Z enki DEBUG [enki.ninep:115] - Putting frame: {:frame :Rcreate, :iounit 8168, :name "x", :qid-type 0, :qid-path 5, :tag 1, :perm -2147483155, :iomode 0, :qid-vers 0, :fid 1}

Ideally the default VFS function should support regular read/write/insert etc. on directories.

Previously we were using Travis, but looks like it's not free anymore.

The phlegyas.vfs/example-read-write-function-for-files is incomplete and results in faulty data being written, and hangs the 9P filesystem when editing in emacs (as an example).

The behaviour should be replaced with something more battle-tested.

This may be indicative of some mistake I made somewhere.

Something somewhere is holding references to data and the heap size continues to grow on every invocation.

Candidate for optimisation and further investigation.

Reproducible with:

for i in {1..1000};
do
  touch $i
done

time /bin/ls