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Next Previous Contents Filesystems HOWTO Martin Hinner < mhi@penguin.cz> Version 0.7.4, 17 March 2025 This small HOWTO is about filesystems and accessing filesystems. It is not Linux- or Unix-related document as you probably expect. You can find there also a lot of interesting information about non-Unix (file)systems, but Unix is my primary interest :-) 1. Introduction 1.1 Copyright 1.2 Filesystems mailing-list 1.3 Filesystems collection at metalab.unc.edu 1.4 Credits 1.5 Filesystems accessibility map 1.6 Introduction to contiguous allocation filesystems 1.7 Introduction to linked-list allocation filesystems 1.8 Introduction to FAT-based filesystems 1.9 Introduction to Inode filesystems 1.10 Introduction to extent filesystems 1.11 Introduction to filesystems using balanced trees 1.12 Introduction to logging/journaling filesystems 1.13 Other filesystem features 2. Volumes 2.1 PC Partitions 2.2 Other partitions 2.3 Unix disklabels 2.4 Windows NT volumes 2.5 MD - Multiple Devices driver for Linux 2.6 LVM - Logical Volume Manager (HP-UX LVM?) 2.7 VxVM - Veritas Volume Manager 2.8 IBM OS/2 LVM 2.9 StackVM 2.10 Novell NetWare volumes 3. DOS FAT 12/16/32, VFAT 3.1 VFAT: Long filenames 3.2 UMSDOS: Linux LFN/attributes on FAT filesystem 3.3 OS/2 Extended Attributes on FAT filesystems 3.4 Star LFN 3.5 Accessing VFAT from OS/2 (VFAT-OS2) 3.6 Accessing VFAT from DOS (LFNDOS driver) 3.7 Accessing VFAT from DOS (Free LFNDOS driver) 3.8 Accessing VFAT from DOS (Odi's LFN tools) 3.9 Accessing FAT32 from OS/2 (FAT32.IFS) 3.10 Accessing FAT32 from Windows NT 4.0 3.11 Accessing FAT32 from Windows NT 4.0 3.12 Accessing Stac/Dblspaced/Drvspaced drives from Linux (DMSDOS) 3.13 Accessing Dblspaced/Drvspaced drives from Linux (thsfs) 3.14 Fsresize - FAT16/32 resizer 3.15 FIPS - FAT16 resizer 4. High Performance FileSystem (HPFS) 4.1 Accessing HPFS from DOS (iHPFS) 4.2 Accessing HPFS from DOS (hpfsdos) 4.3 Accessing HPFS from DOS (hpfsa) 4.4 Accessing HPFS from DOS (amos) 4.5 Accessing HPFS from Linux 4.6 Accessing HPFS from FreeBSD 4.7 Accessing HPFS from Windows NT 3.5 4.8 Accessing HPFS from Windows NT 4 5. New Technology FileSystem (NTFS) 5.1 Accessing NTFS from DOS (NTFSDOS.EXE) 5.2 Accessing NTFS from DOS (ntpwd) 5.3 Accessing NTFS from OS/2 5.4 Accessing NTFS from Linux 5.5 Accessing NTFS from FreeBSD and NetBSD 5.6 Accessing NTFS from BeOS 5.7 Accessing NTFS from BeOS (another) 5.8 Repairing NTFS using NTFSDOS Tools 5.9 Repairing NTFS using NTRecover 6. Extended filesystems (Ext, Ext2, Ext3) 6.1 Extended filesystem (ExtFS) 6.2 Second Extended Filesystem (Ext2 FS) 6.3 Third Extended Filesystem (Ext3 FS) 6.4 E2compr - Ext2fs transparent compression 6.5 Accessing Ext2 from DOS (Ext2 tools) 6.6 Accessing Ext2 from DOS, Windows 9x/NT and other Unixes (LTools) 6.7 Accessing Ext2 from OS/2 6.8 Accessing Ext2 from Windows 95/98 (FSDEXT2) 6.9 Accessing Ext2 from Windows 95 (Explore2fs) 6.10 Accessing Ext2 from Windows NT (ext2fsnt) 6.11 Accessing Ext2 from BeOS 6.12 Accessing Ext2 from MacOS (MountX) 6.13 Accessing Ext2 from MiNT 6.14 Ext2fs defrag 6.15 Ext2fs resize 6.16 Ext2end 6.17 Repairing/analyzing/creating Ext2 using E2fsprogs 6.18 Ext2 filesystem editor - Ext2ed 6.19 Linux filesystem editor - lde 6.20 Ext2 undelete utilities 7. Macintosh Hierarchical Filesystem - HFS 7.1 Accessing HFS from Linux 7.2 Accessing HFS from OS/2 (HFS/2) 7.3 Accessing HFS from Windows 95/98/NT (HFV Explorer) 7.4 Accessing HFS from DOS (MAC-ETTE) 7.5 HFS utils 7.6 MacFS: A Portable Macintosh File System Library 8. ISO 9660 - CD-ROM filesystem 8.1 RockRidge extensions 8.2 Joliet extensions 8.3 Hybrid CD-ROMs 8.4 Physical formats 8.5 Accessing Joliet from Linux 8.6 Accessing Joliet from BeOS 8.7 Accessing Joliet from OS/2 8.8 Accessing Audio CD as filesystem from BeOS 8.9 Creating Hybrid CD-ROMs (mkhybrid) 9. Other filesystems 9.1 ADFS - Acorn Disc File System 9.2 AFFS - Amiga fast filesystem 9.3 BeFS - BeOS filesystem 9.4 BFS - UnixWare Boot Filesystem 9.5 CrosStor filesystem 9.6 DTFS - Desktop filesystem 9.7 EFS - Enhanced filesystem (Linux) 9.8 EFS - Extent filesystem (IRIX) 9.9 FFS - BSD Fast filesystem 9.10 GPFS - General Parallel Filesystem 9.11 HFS - HP-UX Hi performance filesystem 9.12 HTFS - High throughput filesystem 9.13 JFS - Journaled filesystem (HP-UX, AIX, OS/2 5) 9.14 LFS - Linux log structured filesystem 9.15 MFS - Macintosh filesystem 9.16 Minix filesystem 9.17 NWFS - Novell NetWare filesystem 9.18 NSS - Novell Storage Services 9.19 ODS - On Disk Structure filesystem 9.20 QNX filesystem 9.21 Reiser filesystem 9.22 RFS (CD-ROM Filesystem) 9.23 RomFS - Rom filesystem 9.24 SFS - Secure filesystem 9.25 Spiralog filesystem (OpenVMS) 9.26 System V and derived filesystems 9.27 Text - (Philips' CD-ROM Filesystem) 9.28 UDF - Universal Disk Format (DVD-ROM filesystem) 9.29 UFS 9.30 VxFS - Veritas filesystem (HP-UX, SCO UnixWare, Solaris) 9.31 XFS - Extended filesystem (IRIX) 9.32 Xia FS 10. Raw partitions 11. Appendix 11.1 Network filesystems 11.2 Encrypted filesystems 11.3 Writing your own filesystem driver 11.4 Related documents Next Previous Contents

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