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praveen24 06-16-2009 04:42 AM

File System
 
Hi
I am a little bit apprehensive whether this is a place to ask this query or not --Though I am new to this site inspite of working more than two years in software industry ------can anyone inform me is there any thread or forum that is dedicated to File system . Thanks in advance

TB0ne 06-16-2009 09:10 AM

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Originally Posted by praveen24 (Post 3575631)
Hi
I am a little bit apprehensive whether this is a place to ask this query or not --Though I am new to this site inspite of working more than two years in software industry ------can anyone inform me is there any thread or forum that is dedicated to File system . Thanks in advance

Dedicated to WHAT about "file system"?? What do you need to know? What questions do you have?

golo486 06-17-2009 09:07 AM

We need more information, are you having a problem with one, need to know what type to use, or some other question about it.

praveen24 06-18-2009 02:52 AM

I have some basic questions --like --when ever any new file system is mounted is it essential that it should be mounted within root file system.

farslayer 06-18-2009 07:20 AM

So your question is about the Linux FHS (Filesystem Hierarchy Standard) then..

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesys...archy_Standard

http://www.pathname.com/fhs/

pixellany 06-18-2009 07:28 AM

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Originally Posted by praveen24 (Post 3578018)
I have some basic questions --like --when ever any new file system is mounted is it essential that it should be mounted within root file system.

I assume you mean the basic structure starting with "/" (also called "root", but "root" is used in many ways.)

Yes, the kernel is told at boot time what partition/filesystem to use as the starting point (root). Anything that is connected later has to be related to this. There is however a function called "chroot" (change root) which allows you to change it.


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