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From: "Nguyen HM (Mike)" <NguyenHM@ucarb.com>
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Subject: Newbie LFS question
Date: Mon, 16 Mar 1998 15:14:22 -0500
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I remember seeing a paper about LFS, maybe in one of my old computer
architecture classes. I'm pretty sure it was a paper written about LFS
as it applied to 4.4BSD. Does anyone have any references, also for LFSs
and JFSs in general?

Thanks,
Mike.

P.S. Here's a quickie: what exactly is the difference between a
journalled filesystem and a log-structured filesystem? I would imagine
they have similar goals.

   // Mike Nguyen
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