[ Thanks to Puru
Govind for this link. ]
“In our last article, we discussed the registering process for
the file system and then mounting it accordingly. In this article,
however, we’ll discuss the two widely used structures (structures
as in C) in implementation of a file system. And then we will delve
on the operations on super block structure.“The super block structure in Linux contains information about
the complete file system, such as block size, access rights, and
type of file system…”
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