Author: JT Smith
FreeOS strikes again: “When the Linux kernel has to access a File System, it uses a file-system-type
independent interface, which allows the system to carry out operations on a File
System without knowing its construction or type. Since the kernel is independent of
File System type or construction, it is flexible enough to accommodate future File
Systems as and when they become available.”
independent interface, which allows the system to carry out operations on a File
System without knowing its construction or type. Since the kernel is independent of
File System type or construction, it is flexible enough to accommodate future File
Systems as and when they become available.”
Category:
- Linux
