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I am looking for a effective, simple to implement, and informative filesystem. Which one should i chose ??
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Filesystem implementatin for beginers
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Re: Filesystem implementatin for beginers
In my opinion, FAT16:
1. It's more simple than other file systems, ever simpler than FAT12.
2. Unlike FAT12, FAT16 is still in use (in USB flash drives, I mean).
3. Unlike ext/ext2 and custom file systems, it is supported virtually by every device.
I'm not saying that it's a perfect (or even a good) file system but you asked a file system for "beginners."
1. It's more simple than other file systems, ever simpler than FAT12.
2. Unlike FAT12, FAT16 is still in use (in USB flash drives, I mean).
3. Unlike ext/ext2 and custom file systems, it is supported virtually by every device.
I'm not saying that it's a perfect (or even a good) file system but you asked a file system for "beginners."
Re: Filesystem implementatin for beginers
Hi,
My opinion is FAT and/or ISO9660. They're both relatively simple, and both remain useful after you implement a high performance/secure native file system later.
Cheers,
Brendan
My opinion is FAT and/or ISO9660. They're both relatively simple, and both remain useful after you implement a high performance/secure native file system later.
Cheers,
Brendan
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