Design and Implementation of the Second Extended Filesystem
Basic File System Concepts Every Linux filesystem implements a basic set of common concepts derivated from the Unix operating system [Bach 1986] files are represented by inodes, directories are simply files containing a list of entries and devices can be accessed by requesting I/O on special files. Inodes Each file is represented by a structure, called an inode. Each inode contains the description
The Second Extended File System
List of Tables 2.1. Impact of Block Sizes3.1. Sample Floppy Disk Layout, 1KiB blocks3.2. Sample 20mb Partition Layout3.3. Superblock Structure3.4. Defined s_state Values3.5. Defined s_errors Values3.6. Defined s_creator_os Values3.7. Defined s_rev_level Values3.8. Defined s_feature_compat Values3.9. Defined s_feature_incompat Values3.10. Defined s_feature_ro_compat Values3.11. Defined s_algo_bitma
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