The following are limitation of the HFS file system module which I
plan to fix.  They are listed in no particular order.

It is currently almost entirely read-only.  At this point all you can
do to write to the filesystem is 'touch' an existing file to change
its mtime, and 'chmod' is to change the 'w' bits for regular files.
More writability will start to appear in the next few releases.
(Once I stop making bug-fix releases like this one.)

Only the CAP (Columbia Appletalk Package) and AppleDouble methods for
representing the resource forks and Finder Metadata are implemented,
and this does not yet include the metadata for the root directory.
AppleDouble is not too wonderful a format, but is a 'standard.'
AppleSingle is even less appealing, so I'll not be rushing to
implement it.

The case=lower mount option has been removed, since it didn't do
anything to characters in the upper half of the character set.  It
will eventually return with a proper mapping for the upper 128
characters.  This has rather low priority to me.

Suggestions/comments/questions are welcome.
Paul H. Hargrove
hargrove@sccm.stanford.edu
