Keywords - F
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- fault tolerance
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Fault tolerance ·
Introduction ·
- FIFO scheduling method
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FIFO scheduling ·
- FIFOs
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FIFOs ·
What is a file? ·
- creating
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FIFOs ·
- removing
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FIFOs ·
See also
pipes
- file descriptors (FDs)
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- duplicating
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Open control blocks ·
- inheritance
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Open control blocks ·
- inheritance, preventing
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Open control blocks ·
- namespace
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File descriptor namespace ·
- open control blocks (OCBs)
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File descriptor namespace ·
- several FDs referring to the same OCB
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Open control blocks ·
- filenames
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- defined
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Directories ·
- dot (directory link)
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Directory links ·
- dot dot (directory link)
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Directory links ·
- longer than 16 characters
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Links and inodes ·
See also
links
- files
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- access date
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Date and time stamps ·
- accessing
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File access ·
- accessing across the network
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Network root ·
- block special files
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Raw volumes ·
What is a file? ·
- character special files
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What is a file? ·
- closing
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Removing links ·
- creation date
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Date and time stamps ·
- date and time stamps
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Date and time stamps ·
- defined
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What is a file? ·
- directories
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Directories ·
What is a file? ·
- DOS files, operating on
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The DOS Filesystem Manager ·
- executable files running with their own privileges
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File access ·
- extending
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Extending files ·
- extents
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Extents ·
- FIFOs
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FIFOs ·
What is a file? ·
- filenames
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Directories ·
- links
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Links and inodes ·
- locating
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Directories ·
- modification date
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Date and time stamps ·
- multiple filenames
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Links and inodes ·
- network access
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Network root ·
- opened by different processes
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Open control blocks ·
- opened twice by same process
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Open control blocks ·
- permissions
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File access ·
- pipes
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Pipes ·
What is a file? ·
- pseudonyms
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Links and inodes ·
- recovering
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Filesystem recovery ·
- regular files
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Regular files ·
What is a file? ·
- remote files, accessing
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Network root ·
- security
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File access ·
- symbolic links
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Symbolic links ·
What is a file? ·
- times maintained for each file
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Date and time stamps ·
- types of files implemented in QNX
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What is a file? ·
- write date
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Date and time stamps ·
See also
extents
- filesystem
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- accessing a filesystem on another node
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Alias prefixes ·
- accessing remote system transparently
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NFS filesystem ·
- CD-ROM
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CD-ROM filesystem ·
- DOS
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The DOS Filesystem Manager ·
- Flash
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Flash ·
- guest filesystems
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The DOS Filesystem Manager ·
- implemented on block special files
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Regular files ·
- mounting
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Mounting a filesystem ·
- navigating
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Directories ·
- NFS
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NFS filesystem ·
- recovering
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Filesystem recovery ·
- robustness
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Filesystem robustness ·
- seek points
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Open control blocks ·
- SMB
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SMB filesystem ·
- unmounting
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Unmounting a filesystem ·
See also
partitions
- Filesystem Manager
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- accessing several devices in parallel
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Multi-threading ·
- buffer cache
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Elevator seeking ·
- client-driven priority
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Client-driven priority ·
- Dosfsys
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The DOS Filesystem Manager ·
- Efsys.*
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Flash ·
- elevator seeking
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Elevator seeking ·
- filetypes managed by Fsys
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What is a file? ·
- guest filesystems
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The DOS Filesystem Manager ·
- I/O requests
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- from buffer cache while other requests in progress
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Multi-threading ·
- managing
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Multi-threading ·
- Iso9660fsys
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CD-ROM filesystem ·
- multi-threading
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Multi-threading ·
- performance
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Filesystem Manager performance ·
- ramdisk
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Ramdisks ·
- responsibilities
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Introduction ·
- SMBfsys
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SMB filesystem ·
- temporary files
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Temporary files ·
- Flash filesystem
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Flash ·
- flow control
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Device services ·
- flow of data (between applications and devices)
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Device services ·
- fork()
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fork() ·
- fullpath utility
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A note about cd ·
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