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Types of file system in linux?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 6 Last Update: July 08, 2008     Asked by: kishora 
  
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September 22, 2006 09:32:07   #1  
       

RE: types of file system in linux?

Linux - File System format supported

EXT2 - Extended 2

EXT3 - Extended 2 + Journal

JFS - Journal file system

Resier - Advanced Journal

LVM - Logical Volume manager

VFAT - FAT 16 / 32

NTFS


 
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September 22, 2006 09:36:24   #2  
opbang Member Since: March 2006   Contribution: 46    

RE: types of file system in linux?

EXT2 - Extended 2

EXT3 - Extended 2 + Journal

JFS - Journal File System

Resierfs - Advanced Journal

LVM - logical volume manager

VFAT - FAT 16/32

NTFS


 
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October 04, 2006 11:01:19   #3  
Jerry Gallagher        

RE: types of file system in linux?
Ok see different filesystems but you said types. So Virtual --Tmpfs devfsnetworked -- smbfs nfscommon -- ext2 Fat32journaling -- ext3fs rieser3 DVD/CD rom -- joliet isoand Misc -- cefs hfs. ufs
 
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October 16, 2006 08:36:48   #4  
vipin        

linux file systems
answers1.ext22.ext3
 
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January 03, 2007 00:21:14   #5  
basav        

RE: Types of file system in linux?

ext2fs

ext3fs it is an extended file system

total file system of linux is called GFS GLOBAL file system


 
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July 08, 2008 03:48:12   #6  
moorthyvsm Member Since: July 2008   Contribution: 1    

RE: Types of file system in linux?
There are lot of file system types are used in Linux. Mostly Linux uses ext3 file ystem.You can know by using the command given below.

fdisk /dev/dsa
fdisk /dev/hda

Once you executed the above one just type l and it will show all fil system types in linux.

 
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