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Added additional pseudo filesystems #1105

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Added additional pseudo filesystems
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Fix typo
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Move PSEUDO_FS into AbstractFileSystem
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Rename PSEUDO_FS to PSEUDO_FS_TYPES to be more consistent
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Fix typo
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53 changes: 34 additions & 19 deletions oshi-core/src/main/java/oshi/software/os/linux/LinuxFileSystem.java
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Expand Up @@ -58,32 +58,47 @@ public class LinuxFileSystem extends AbstractFileSystem {

// Linux defines a set of virtual file systems
private static final List<String> PSEUDO_FS = Arrays.asList(//
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Can you please move this to the AbstractFileSystem object (and make it protected)? The SolarisFileSystem and FreeBSDFileSystem need something similar.

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Ok, and you want those from Solaris and FreeBSD added into the same list?

"rootfs", // Minimal fs to support kernel boot
"sysfs", // SysFS file system
"proc", // Proc file system
"devtmpfs", // Dev temporary file system
"devpts", // Dev pseudo terminal devices file system
"securityfs", // Kernel security file system
"anon_inodefs", // anonymous inodes - inodes without filenames
"autofs", // automounter file system
"bdev", // keep track of block_device vs major/minor mapping
"binfmt_misc", // Binary format support file system
"bpf", // Virtual filesystem for Berkeley Paket Filter
"cgroup", // Cgroup file system
"pstore", // Pstore file system
"hugetlbfs", // Huge pages support file system
"cgroup2", // Cgroup file system
"configfs", // Config file system
"selinuxfs", // SELinux file system
"systemd-1", // Systemd file system
"binfmt_misc", // Binary format support file system
"mqueue", // Message queue file system
"cpuset", // pseudo-filesystem interface to the kernel cpuset mechanism
"dax", // Direct Access (DAX) can be used on memory-backed block devices
"debugfs", // Debug file system
"nfsd", // NFS file system
"sunrpc", // Sun RPC file system
"rpc_pipefs", // Sun RPC file system
"fusectl", // FUSE control file system
"devpts", // Dev pseudo terminal devices file system
"devtmpfs", // Dev temporary file system
"drm", // Direct Rendering Manager
"ecryptfs", // POSIX-compliant enterprise cryptographic filesystem for Linux
"efivarfs", // (U)EFI variable filesystem
"fuse", //
// NOTE: FUSE's fuseblk is not evalued because used as file system
// representation of a FUSE block storage
// "fuseblk" // FUSE block file system
"fusectl", // FUSE control file system
"hugetlbfs", // Huge pages support file system
"inotifyfs", // support inotify
"mqueue", // Message queue file system
"nfsd", // NFS file system
"overlay", // Overlay file system https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Overlay_filesystem
// "pipefs", // for pipes but only visible inside kernel
"proc", // Proc file system
"pstore", // Pstore file system
// "ramfs", // Old filesystem used for RAM disks
"rootfs", // Minimal fs to support kernel boot
"rpc_pipefs", // Sun RPC file system
"securityfs", // Kernel security file system
"selinuxfs", // SELinux file system
"sunrpc", // Sun RPC file system
"sysfs", // SysFS file system
"systemd-1", // Systemd file system
// "tmpfs", // Temporary file system
// NOTE: tmpfs is evaluated apart, because Linux uses it for
// RAMdisks
"overlay" // Overlay file system https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Overlay_filesystem
// NOTE: tmpfs is evaluated apart, because Linux uses it for RAMdisks
"tracefs", // thin stackable file system for capturing file system traces
"usbfs" // removed in linux 3.5 but still seen in some systems
);

// System path mounted as tmpfs
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