Examples of using Filesystems in English and their translations into Chinese
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Besides these filesystems that are used to access local hard disks, there are also network filesystems for accessing remote resources.
However, you may create multiple filesystems for Linux if you wish--for example, you may want to use separate filesystems for/usr and/home.
In previous articles about Linux filesystems, I wrote an introduction to Linux filesystems and about some higher-level concepts such as everything is a file.
Second Extended filesystems(and ext3, which is mostly the same) are divided into"block groups," where each group has, by default, 8192 blocks.
Since they are network-based, all the complications of network programming kick in, thus making distributed filesystems more complex than regular disk filesystems.
Since neither the/home directory nor the/tmp directory were separate filesystems but simply subdirectories of the root filesystem, the entire root filesystem filled up.
For many older PC filesystems, such as FAT(and all its variants) and NTFS, fragmentation has been a significant problem resulting in degraded disk performance.
Managing Filesystems" in Chapter 10 discusses filesystems in more detail;
Mnt: A mount point for temporarily mounted filesystems.
Linux ext2fs filesystems should use ext2 for this field.
I have tried other filesystems but always return to EXT.
Ext4 is the latest in the ext series of filesystems.
The program fsck is used to check filesystems and correct any problems.
NFS allows you to share filesystems between several hosts in your network.
All of the code needed to understand and use filesystems is here.
Of course, other filesystems are still available via the manual partitioner.
NTFS, ext3 and ext4, as well as HFS+ are all journalling filesystems.
Another reason to use multiple filesystems is to divvy up storage among multiple hard drives.
Those readers with Unix system administration experience will know how to use multiple filesystems creatively.
In this article, we will look at Tripwire, an excellent tool for protecting Linux filesystems.