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Replace block-level cache with Inode cache #59
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This replaces the current block-level cache with the already existing Inode cache.
Inodes that extend the
CachedFilesystemInodeclass will use their shared Inode mapping object as cache, so regular file reads and writes will be routed through the sharedmapping as well.
Currently, a few things still need to be fixed:
kcachehas been removed from/proc/meminfoand libsys will just report it as zero for now