ext3: Most commonly used file system with Linux. Contains journaling features for safer data and fast reboots after unintended shutdowns.
ext2: Predecessor of ext3, but doesn’t contain journaling.
iso9660: Evolved from the High Sierra file system (which was the original standard used on CD-ROM). It may contain Rock Ridge extensions to allow iso9660 file systems to support long file names and other information (file permissions, ownership, and links).
The File System Types Supported in Linux
http://snalk.com –
Category: Technology Tags:
User login
Navigation
Categories
Best published scoops - Technology
- 6Compare Price And Find Lowest Price On MSI AIO 18.5-Inch AE1900-09SUS Touch Screen Laptop
- 6Maruti Suzuki is all set to relaunch its SUV, Grand Vitara, with a bigger, more powerful engine
- 6Free bDroid Reloaded Theme for the Blackberry Storm
- 6Nokia 7510 Profile | Cell Phone Profile of the Nokia 7510 for T-Mobile
- 6Nvidia Tegra based smartphones coming soon?
Best Stories
Who's online
There are currently 5 users and 29 guests online.
Online users
- zozog
- richard6711
- tafsir
- duetduet
- trailer