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LFS: A Log Structured File System for Linux that Supports Snapshots
The novel aspect in this work is the addition of snapshotting capability to log-structured file systems. Currently, no Linux file system offers this ...
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LFS: A Log Structured File System for Linux that Supports Snapshots
A Log Structured File System (LFS) writes all the file system data sequentially in a log-like structure. A log consists of a series of segments, ...
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LFS: A Log Structured File System for Linux that Supports Snapshots
The primary objective of this work is to create a log-structured file system for Linux that supports snapshots. A snapshot is a copy of the files taken at a ...
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LFS: A Log Structured File System for Linux that Supports Snapshots
A Log Structured File System (LFS) writes all the file system data sequentially in a log-like structure. A log consists of a series of segments, ...
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LFS: A Log Structured File System for Linux that Supports Snapshots
A Log Structured File System (LFS) writes all the file system data sequentially in a log-like structure. A log consists of a series of segments, ...
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LFS: A Log Structured File System for Linux that Supports Snapshots
A Log Structured File System (LFS) writes all the file system data sequentially in a log-like structure. A log consists of a series of segments, ...
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LFS: A Log Structured File System for Linux that Supports Snapshots
Subscribe to the mailing list, if you are interested in following LFS development. This is also the right place for feature requests, bug reports etc. ...
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LFS: A Log Structured File System for Linux that Supports Snapshots
The primary objective of this work is to create a log-structured file system for Linux that supports snapshots. A snapshot is a copy of the files taken at a ...
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LFS: A Log Structured File System for Linux that Supports Snapshots
A Log Structured File System (LFS) writes all the file system data sequentially in a log-like structure. A log consists of a series of segments, ...
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LFS: A Log Structured File System for Linux that Supports Snapshots
A Log Structured File System (LFS) writes all the file system data sequentially in a log-like structure. A log consists of a series of segments, ...
 
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