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This research paper will present research on various file systems available for Linux. I will discuss the main features of each file system before making the final comparison and drawing a conclusion.
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A Comparison of Linux File Systems CB353 Co-operative Operating Systems Assignment 1 By Christopher Waite Student Number: - 0103396 Abstract This research paper will present research on various file systems available for Linux. I will discuss the main features of each file system before making the final comparison and drawing a conclusion. Introduction A file system is used by an operating system to organize and access files. This document will examine the various 'built-in' and independent file systems available for Linux. This will cover file systems suitable for both personal and enterprise use. I will go into depth about the functions offered by each file system and the advantages and disadvantages of its use in the Linux environment. In Linux a file system doesn't talk directly to the kernel, instead the Linux kernel contains a VFS (Virtual file system) layer. This isn't a complete file system but instead it is an integral part pf the kernel. Card, Ts'o and Tweedie...
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