differences between kernel 2.4 & 2.6 in FileSystem
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differences between kernel 2.4 & 2.6 in FileSystem
Hi,
I want some information about file system's Linux Kernel 2.6.10.
I want to know relations between file system and other part of Linux Kernel and which files (in Source code) related to file system.
Could you help me and introduce some references or links.
Thanks.
Ali
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I didn't follow the question very well, but I'll try to give some information. The reiser filesystem went into the 2.6 kernel for several releases before someone patched it to the 2.4. XFS became stable around the 2.6.9 range.
The links about should get you most of the information you could want on the main filesystems you can choose from as well as the globalfilesystem. If I mis-interpreted the question, let me know or try to explain it differently
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