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While the ext4 filesystem originated a series of patches to the [[ext3]] filesystem, it was later rebranded as a dedicated filesystem design that shares design with [[ext2]] and [[ext3]]. Like ext3, it supports [[journaling]]. Amongst the upgrades are larger maximums (file size, filesystem size, files per folder, folders per folder etc), and features that were inspired from existing filesystems like [[XFS]]. |
While the ext4 filesystem originated a series of patches to the [[ext3]] filesystem, it was later rebranded as a dedicated filesystem design that shares design with [[ext2]] and [[ext3]]. Like ext3, it supports [[journaling]]. Amongst the upgrades are larger maximums (file size, filesystem size, files per folder, folders per folder etc), and features that were inspired from existing filesystems like [[XFS]]. |
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While the ext4 filesystem originated a series of patches to the ext3 filesystem, it was later rebranded as a dedicated filesystem design that shares design with ext2 and ext3. Like ext3, it supports journaling. Amongst the upgrades are larger maximums (file size, filesystem size, files per folder, folders per folder etc), and features that were inspired from existing filesystems like XFS.