adarsh

• Jul 23rd, 2005

 

Basically there are 4 diiferent types of file systems in unix ,they are as follows 
1.Device file 
2.Directory fil. 
3.FIFO 
4.Regular file 

Navneet Kumar

• Jun 2nd, 2006

 

Unix:-There are two file system t.e exe1,exe2

Solaris:-Three types file system

a)Disk base file system

ufs(unix file system),HSFS(High sierra file system),PCFS,UFS(Universal file system)

b)NFS(Network file system)

c)Pseduo or vartual file system

Saapfs,tmpfs,procfs,etc

Chandan Kumar

• Aug 26th, 2007

 

There are three file system in UNIX as below:-
1. Ordinary File System: contains only data
2. Directory File System: contains other files and directories 
3. Device File System: represents all hardware devices.

mkannanmca86

 Profile Answers by mkannanmca86 

• May 5th, 2008

 

A file system is a collection on BOOT BLOCK, SUPER BLOCK, I-LIST and DIRECTORY AND DATA BLOCK. Every directory have a pointer to a i-node(Information node) number and the directory name. Every i-node have the details about the file not the data. That is i-node contains file name, date of creation, permission bit, etc and a pointer to the data block. (I-LIST contains the collection of i-nodes).