Lecture

File System Implementation and Journaling

Description

This lecture covers the implementation of file systems, focusing on caching, buffering, and journaling for crash consistency. It explains the purpose of a file system, various file allocation approaches, multi-level indexing, directory storage, file operations, performance improvement techniques, crash consistency, and modern file system philosophies.

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Computer data storage: Topics in computer data storage, File systems

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