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Old 02-23-2009, 09:51 PM   #1
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LXer: Build a faster and more secure UNIX file system


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Learn how you can improve UNIX file system performance and security. The UNIX® operating system enables you to split up your disk data into multiple volumes. Knowing how to do this is only half the battle, though; to make effective use of this ability, you must understand how the files on a UNIX system are organized as well as why they're organized in this way. This article addresses the issue of why you should use multiple volumes.

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