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New Linux kernel adds file-system support

Publication:CNETDate:Jun 15 2009

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Support was added or updated for the NILFS2 file system, still under development, which is designed to be more resistant to crashes; and for POHMELFS (Parallel Optimized Host Message Exchange Layered File System), a high-performance and network-distributed file system. The kernel also comes with updated support for other file systems, including EXOFS, a file system for object-based storage devices, and the FS-Cache file system. Tweaks have been made to generally improve file system performance.


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