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the file system should have the following features
partitions
multiple hard-drives in the same machine
encrypted partitions
ask password before mount
save password into partition
require password to disable encryption and to change password
bootable partitions
different speed configurations
delete should not be affected
creating and editing files should also not be affected
moving files should be affected
different durability configurations
passive loss / loss when managing files
block all operations if condition is too low
different sockets types
prevent hard-drive from being associated with mother-board if socket type differs
find a way to associate the hardware with the socket not directly with mother board
different partition types (ext4 ntfs fat)
partition type should restrict the max size of the partition
functions
format hard-drive (remove all partitions)
rename hard-drive
get hard-drive partition stats
get hard-drive stats (free space and condition)
resize partition
move partition
free partition
set partition as bootable
mount partition (add it on mount_path table of machine boot hard-drive hardware)
restrictions
partitions can only be mounted in one place at the time
if you mount sda2 to /foo and sda3 to /foo/bar then unmount sda2 making the path /foo/bar/ not exist anymore. You won't be able to access the partition until it does again
partition table should be store in the bootable harddrive
things not covered
raids
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the file system should have the following features
functions
restrictions
partitions can only be mounted in one place at the time
if you mount sda2 to /foo and sda3 to /foo/bar then unmount sda2 making the path /foo/bar/ not exist anymore. You won't be able to access the partition until it does again
partition table should be store in the bootable harddrive
things not covered
raids
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: