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:Mad Penguin: File System Design Part 1: XFS
Mad Penguin: File System Design Part 1: XFS
Jan 26, 2006, 13 :00 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (5159 reads)

(Other stories by Narayan Newton)

[ Thanks to silentbob4 for this link. ]

"Generally, file systems are not considered 'sexy.' When a young programmer wants to do something really cool, his or her first thought is generally not 'Dude, two words... File System.' However, I am what is politely termed 'different.' I find file systems very interesting and they have seldom been more so than they are right now. Hans Reiser is working on getting Reiser4 integrated into the Linux kernel, the BSD’s are working on getting a journaled file system together, and Sun Microsystems just recently released a beta of ZFS into OpenSolaris. This is an excellent time to be me..."

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BulmaLUG: Journal File Systems under Linux(Jan 25, 2002)



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