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* <code>-</code> Can not natively be read and written from windows (but [http://www.fs-driver.org/ drivers] are available) |
* <code>-</code> Can not natively be read and written from windows (but [http://www.fs-driver.org/ drivers] are available) |
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* <code>-</code> Very large overhead |
* <code>-</code> Very large overhead |
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* <code>-</code> Of these |
* <code>-</code> Of these five, this is the most complex filesystem |
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* <code>+</code> Has a modular structure, basic support is very easy to implement |
* <code>+</code> Has a modular structure, basic support is very easy to implement |
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* <code>+</code> You can add more advanced features later if you like |
* <code>+</code> You can add more advanced features later if you like |
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* <code>+</code> Very portable, can be used on harddisks, USB sticks, SSDs, ramdisks etc. |
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* <code>+</code> Very minimal overhead |
* <code>+</code> Very minimal overhead |
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* <code>+</code> An open source utility (written in ANSI C) to create and parse images is available. |
* <code>+</code> An open source utility (written in ANSI C) to create and parse images is available. |
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