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 === MOP2's VFS explained
 
+image::/img/fs-design-diagram1.png["FS diagram"]
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 The VFS (ie. Virtual File System) is a Windows/DOS-style labeled VFS. Mountpoints are identified by
 a label, like for eg. `sys:/boot/mop2` or `base:/scripts/mount.tb`, which kinda looks like
 `C:\Path\To\File` in Windows. I've chosen this style of VFS over the UNIX kind, because it makes more