UNIX Filesystems: Evolution, Design, and Implementation by Steve Pate.
On Fri, 17 Aug 2007 Rene Herman wrote :
>On 08/16/2007 06:39 PM, kernel learner wrote:
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>>I m a newbie in the kernel domain. I want to read and learn everything about the filesystem starting from basic concepts, design, implementation, debugging etc.
>>Can u please point me to the correct sources like some links and books?
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>Both the book suggestions you got are good for general kernel topics but I don't believe there's a book that focusses specifically on filesystems.
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Here is a book which will give you internals of filesystems, its basic fundomentals, design etc ...
Unix Filesystems by Steve Date
http://books.google.com/books?id=JLcCAAAACAAJ&dq=unix+filesystems
>Linux ofcourse supports a large number of filesystems so as to your "the filesystem": if you are talking about ext2/ext3, this old article is the first step for learning about those:
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>http://e2fsprogs.sourceforge.net/ext2intro.html
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>The MINIX FS is nicely described in the MINIX book ("Operating Systems, Design and Implementation", Tanenbaum/Woodhull) and reiserfs has online resources at www.namesys.com for example.
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>If you are talking about the VFS (the bit of Linux that sits just above all those different actual filesystems) then "Understanding the Linux Kernel" (Bovet/Cesati) might be most useful.
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>Rene.
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-Rohit
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Sunil Agham.
