Need to research win xp file system

K

Kevin Raleigh

I would like to create an outline of all the things that should be reported
on if I researched winXP's file system and from this I need to create a
report
I am not sure where to begin. Can you give me any pointers?

The answer I get is ms tech support but this is really vague

insight always appreciated
Thank You
Kevin

Where on Microsofts web site would I find the following information

File System Interface
· File Concept
o File Attributes
o File Operations
o File Types
o File structure
o Internal file structure
· Access Methods
o Sequential
o Direct
o Other
· Directory Structure
o Storage structure
o Directory overview
o Single level directory
o Two level directory
o Tree structured directories
o Acyclic graph directories
· File system mounting
· File Sharing
o Multi users
o Remote file systems
· Protection
o Access types
o Access control

File System Implementation
· File system structure
· File system implementation
o Partitions
o Virtual file systems
· Directory implementation
o Linear list
o Hash table
· Allocation methods
o Contiguous
o Linked
o Indexed
o Performance
· Free space management
o Bit vector
o Linked list
o Grouping
o Counting
· Efficiency and Performance
o Efficiency
o Performance
· Recovery
o Consistency checking
o Backup and restore
· Log-Structured file systems
· NFS
· WAFL file system
·
 
M

Malke

Kevin said:
I would like to create an outline of all the things that should be
reported on if I researched winXP's file system and from this I need
to create a report
I am not sure where to begin. Can you give me any pointers?

The answer I get is ms tech support but this is really vague

insight always appreciated
Thank You
Kevin

Where on Microsofts web site would I find the following information

(snip long list of operating system details)

Didn't your instructor give you a starting point? Don't you have any
books about operating system structures? For high-level technical
information about Microsoft products, go to Technet and start
researching.

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx

Malke
 

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