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first I want to say thank you in advance for your guy's answers I am a newbie with linux , Iam doing a project from school where the teaches is ...
  1. 03-04-2009 #1
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    Please help! I am a newbie with linux.

    first I want to say thank you in advance for your guy's answers

    I am a newbie with linux , Iam doing a project from school where the teaches is asking us to find out about 4 filesystems compatible with linux and their key functtions that the filesystem provides, can anyone out there tell me or help me to find these answers, I have already look and I was not able to find anything.


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    "Compatible with Linux" is a little vague. There are lots of file systems that Linux can access, but it must boot from a posix spec file system. Those would be ext (defunct), ext2, ext3, reiser, and jfs that I am aware of. ext4 has been speced and is being tested. Linux also has its own swap format.

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