(Linux) file system basics
Apr 26, 2021 12:00 · 58 words · 1 minute read
Different approaches for implementing a file system: https://gcallah.github.io/OperatingSystems/FileImplementation.html
The way Linux does it: Inodes, default implementation nowadays: ext4
(Blog post) How to find a file’s Inode in Linux
ls -li:-iflag reveals the file’s inode numberstat <FILE>: View information about a file, incl. the inode numberstat -f <FILE>: View information about a file’s file system
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