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The fs directory of Linux 0.01 contains the file system functions. Note that this is just the minix filesystem and not much of a VFS...

||||bitmap.c||new_block(), free_block(), new_inode(), free_inode()||
||||block_dev.c||block_write(), block_read(), ll_rw_block()||
||||buffer.c||get_hash_table(), getblk(), sys_sync(), brelse(), bread(), buffer_init()||BufferComments||
||||char_dev.c||rw_char()||
||||exec.c||read_head(), read_ind(), read_area(), do_execve()||
||||fcntl.c||sys_dup2(), sys_dup(), sys_fcntl()||
||||file_dev.c||file_read(), file_write()||
||||file_table.c||file_table[]||
||||inode.c||sync_inodes(), bmap(), create_block(), iput(), get_empty_inode(), get_pipe_inode(), iget()||
||||ioctl.c||sys_ioctl()||
||||namei.c||namei(), open_namei(), sys_mkdir(), sys_rmdir(), sys_unlink(), sys_link()||
||||open.c||sys_utime(), sys_access(), sys_chdir(), sys_chroot(), sys_chmod(), sys_chown(), sys_open(), sys_creat(), sys_close()||
||||pipe.c||read_pipe(), write_pipe(), sys_pipe()||
||||read_write.c||sys_lseek(), sys_read(), sys_write()||
||||stat.c||sys_stat(), sys_fstat()||
||||super.c||superblock[], do_mount(), mount_root()||
||||truncate.c||truncate()||
||||tty_ioctl.c||tty_ioctl()||