file system

Also known as filesystem, FS, concrete filesystem

meccanismo con il quale i file sono posizionati e organizzati su dispositivi informatici

AI overview

A file system is the method or program that organizes how files and folders are stored and found on your computer or device. It matters because without it, your computer wouldn't be able to keep track of where your data is saved or how to retrieve it when you need it.

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Vinony's link graph records 1,829 inbound references to file system, and connects out to File Allocation Table, device file and Solaris.

It is catalogued under the topic Computer file systems.

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Wikidata facts

Subclass of: data store
Part of: technical standard
Image: FileFolders.svg

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maintained by WikiProject: WikiProject Computer Science
Commons category: File systems
topic's main category: Category:Computer file systems
topic has template: Template:File systems
Stack Exchange tag: unix.stackexchange.com/tags/filesystems
equivalent class: d3fend.mitre.org/ontologies/d3fend.owl#FileSystem
uses: technical standard

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Article · Italiano

Un file system (in acronimo FS), in informatica, indica informalmente un meccanismo con il quale i file sono posizionati e organizzati su dispositivi informatici utilizzati per l'archiviazione dei dati, ad esempio unità di memoria di massa (come unità a nastro magnetico, dischi rigidi, dischi ottici, unità di memoria a stato solido o, in casi particolari, anche nella RAM) o su dispositivi remoti tramite protocolli di rete e dei file.

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