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fault tolerance
· Fault tolerance · Introduction ·

FIFO scheduling method
· FIFO scheduling ·

FIFOs
· FIFOs · What is a file? ·
creating
· FIFOs ·
removing
· FIFOs ·

See also pipes


file descriptors (FDs)
duplicating
· Open control blocks ·
inheritance
· Open control blocks ·
inheritance, preventing
· Open control blocks ·
namespace
· File descriptor namespace ·
open control blocks (OCBs)
· File descriptor namespace ·
several FDs referring to the same OCB
· Open control blocks ·

filenames
defined
· Directories ·
dot (directory link)
· Directory links ·
dot dot (directory link)
· Directory links ·
longer than 16 characters
· Links and inodes ·

See also links


files
access date
· Date and time stamps ·
accessing
· File access ·
accessing across the network
· Network root ·
block special files
· Raw volumes · What is a file? ·
character special files
· What is a file? ·
closing
· Removing links ·
creation date
· Date and time stamps ·
date and time stamps
· Date and time stamps ·
defined
· What is a file? ·
directories
· Directories · What is a file? ·
DOS files, operating on
· The DOS Filesystem Manager ·
executable files running with their own privileges
· File access ·
extending
· Extending files ·
extents
· Extents ·
FIFOs
· FIFOs · What is a file? ·
filenames
· Directories ·
links
· Links and inodes ·
locating
· Directories ·
modification date
· Date and time stamps ·
multiple filenames
· Links and inodes ·
network access
· Network root ·
opened by different processes
· Open control blocks ·
opened twice by same process
· Open control blocks ·
permissions
· File access ·
pipes
· Pipes · What is a file? ·
pseudonyms
· Links and inodes ·
recovering
· Filesystem recovery ·
regular files
· Regular files · What is a file? ·
remote files, accessing
· Network root ·
security
· File access ·
symbolic links
· Symbolic links · What is a file? ·
times maintained for each file
· Date and time stamps ·
types of files implemented in QNX
· What is a file? ·
write date
· Date and time stamps ·

See also extents


filesystem
accessing a filesystem on another node
· Alias prefixes ·
accessing remote system transparently
· NFS filesystem ·
CD-ROM
· CD-ROM filesystem ·
DOS
· The DOS Filesystem Manager ·
Flash
· Flash ·
guest filesystems
· The DOS Filesystem Manager ·
implemented on block special files
· Regular files ·
mounting
· Mounting a filesystem ·
navigating
· Directories ·
NFS
· NFS filesystem ·
recovering
· Filesystem recovery ·
robustness
· Filesystem robustness ·
seek points
· Open control blocks ·
SMB
· SMB filesystem ·
unmounting
· Unmounting a filesystem ·

See also partitions


Filesystem Manager
accessing several devices in parallel
· Multi-threading ·
buffer cache
· Elevator seeking ·
client-driven priority
· Client-driven priority ·
Dosfsys
· The DOS Filesystem Manager ·
Efsys.*
· Flash ·
elevator seeking
· Elevator seeking ·
filetypes managed by Fsys
· What is a file? ·
guest filesystems
· The DOS Filesystem Manager ·
I/O requests
from buffer cache while other requests in progress
· Multi-threading ·
managing
· Multi-threading ·
Iso9660fsys
· CD-ROM filesystem ·
multi-threading
· Multi-threading ·
performance
· Filesystem Manager performance ·
ramdisk
· Ramdisks ·
responsibilities
· Introduction ·
SMBfsys
· SMB filesystem ·
temporary files
· Temporary files ·

Flash filesystem
· Flash ·

flow control
· Device services ·

flow of data (between applications and devices)
· Device services ·

fork()
· fork() ·

fullpath utility
· A note about cd ·

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