JFS or Journaled File System is a 64-bit journaling file system created by IBM in 1999 and support for which has been available in the Linux kernel since 2002.
Questions tagged [jfs]
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JFS vs. EXT4 vs. EXT3
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What is the best way to partition, and what is the best file-system for a new Hard Disk?
I've got a 2TB external HD on which I save valuable data. so far I'm using NTFS as my file system, but I find it quite slow because I've…
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How to reformat a partition properly ?
I want to create a case-insensitive partition (not loop-mounted).
To this avail, I created a Ubuntu 16.04 VM in VirtualBox, and I manually partitioned the disk on startup (of Ubuntu-Install), into a 15 GB root partition, 4 GB Swap-Partition and 6…
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JFS support missing on EC2 instance?
I just launched new EC2 instances with the Ubuntu precise and saucy AMIs. I installed jfsutils, but I am unable to mount a JFS volume:
$ sudo mount -a
mount: unknown filesystem type 'jfs'
Looking at /proc/filesystems it seems that neither JFS nor…
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Rename a file case in JFS, case insensitive
I working on a JFS filsystem made with the option -O (case insensitive filenames).
How can I easily rename a file from Test.txt to test.txt ?
Using mv report the error:
mv: ‘Test.txt’ and ‘test.txt’ are the same file
And nautilus reports
The name…
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