Index
Numbers and Symbols
- /etc/vfstab file
The Virtual File System Table
- 4.3 Tahoe file systemDisk-Based File Systems
B
- BSD Fat Fast File systemDisk-Based File Systems
C
- CD or DVD
- creating file systemCreating a File System for CD or DVD
- creating file system
- copy directories between file systems
- copy files to a tape
- copy files to a tape device
- cpio command
- copying directoriesCopying Directories Between File Systems Using cpio Command
- copying directories
- creating file systemCreating a File System
- CTFS file systemVirtual File Systems
D
- default
- file system for /tmp (TMPFS)Virtual File Systems
- file system for /tmp (TMPFS)
- determining
- file system typesDetermining the Type of a File System
- file system types
- direct I/OUFS Direct I/O Mode
- directio optionUFS Direct I/O Mode
- directories
- /procVirtual File Systems
- /proc
- Disk based file systemMounting a Disk Based File System
- disk-based file systemsDisk-Based File Systems
- DOS
- file systemDisk-Based File Systems
- file system
E
- /etc/vfstabMounting a Disk Based File System
- /etc/vfstab file
- field descriptionField Descriptions for the /etc/vfstab File
- field description
- extended file attributesExtended File Attributes
- runat commandExtended File Attributes
- runat command
F
- file systems
- 4.3 TahoeDisk-Based File Systems
- BSD Fat FastDisk-Based File Systems
- disk-basedDisk-Based File Systems
- finding typesDetermining the Type of a File System
- High SierraDisk-Based File Systems
- ISO 9660Disk-Based File Systems
- network-basedNetwork-Based File Systems
- OBJFSVirtual File Systems
- process, (overview)Virtual File Systems
- PROCFS, (overview)Virtual File Systems
- pseudo, (overview)Virtual File Systems
- SHAREFSVirtual File Systems
- stopping all processes accessing (how to)How to Stop All Processes That Are Accessing a File System
- TMPFSVirtual File Systems
- 4.3 Tahoe
- finding
- type of file systemDetermining the Type of a File System
- type of file system
- fsstat commandMonitoring File System Performance Using fsstat
H
- High Sierra file systemDisk-Based File Systems
- HSFS SeeHigh Sierra file system
I
- ISO 9660 file systemDisk-Based File Systems
K
- killing
- all processes accessing a file system (how to)How to Stop All Processes That Are Accessing a File System
- all processes accessing a file system (how to)
L
- list the files on a tape
M
- mkfs commandCreating a File System
- mkfs_ufs commandCustomizing UFS File System Parameters
- mkisofs commandCreating a File System for CD or DVD
- MNTFS file systemVirtual File Systems
- mnttab file systemVirtual File Systems
- mount commandMounting a Disk Based File System
N
- Network based file systemMounting a Network Based File System
- automount commandMounting a Network Based File System
- automount command
- network-based file systemsNetwork-Based File Systems
O
- OBJFS file systemVirtual File Systems
P
- /proc directoryVirtual File Systems
- PCFS
- creating file systemCreating a PCFS File System
- creating file system
- PCFS file system
- process file system (PROCFS)Virtual File Systems
- PROCFS file system
- (overview)Virtual File Systems
- (overview)
- pseudo file systems
- (overview)Virtual File Systems
- (overview)
R
- retrieve the files on a tape
- Rock Ridge extension (HSFS file system)Disk-Based File Systems
S
- SHAREFS file systemVirtual File Systems
- stopping
- all processes for a file system (how to)How to Stop All Processes That Are Accessing a File System
- all processes for a file system (how to)
- system performance
- fsstat commandMonitoring File System Performance Using fsstat
- tunefs commandTuning UFS File System Performance Using tunefs
- fsstat command
T
- /tmp directoryVirtual File Systems
- tar command
- copy files to a tape deviceCopying Files to a Tape Device Using the tar
Command
- copy files to a tape device
- TMPFS file system
- overviewVirtual File Systems
- overview
- tunefs commandTuning UFS File System Performance Using tunefs
U
- UFS
- creating file systemCreating a UFS File System
- creating multi-terabyte file systemCreating a Multi-Terabyte UFS File System
- creating file system
- UFS file systemDisk-Based File Systems
- UFS file system parameter
- fragment sizeFragment Size
- logical block sizeLogical Block Size
- minimum free spaceMinimum Free Space
- number of inodesNumber of Inodes
- optimization typeOptimization Type
- fragment size
- UNIX file systemDisk-Based File Systems
V
- Virtual File System TableThe Virtual File System Table
Z
- ZFS file system