Comment by msgodel 5 months ago Can it? Files on Windows 95 and files on most Unix-like OSes are very different things. 2 comments msgodel Reply userbinator 5 months ago They're the same from the perspective of a stream of persistent bytes.If you want "very different" then look at the record-based filesystems used in mainframes. CodesInChaos 5 months ago Do you have any recommended reading about record-based filesystems?
userbinator 5 months ago They're the same from the perspective of a stream of persistent bytes.If you want "very different" then look at the record-based filesystems used in mainframes. CodesInChaos 5 months ago Do you have any recommended reading about record-based filesystems?
They're the same from the perspective of a stream of persistent bytes.
If you want "very different" then look at the record-based filesystems used in mainframes.
Do you have any recommended reading about record-based filesystems?