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Moira C Norrie - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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omx fs an Extended File System architecture based on a generic object model
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2000Co-Authors: Gabrio Rivera, Moira C NorrieAbstract:The exponential growth in hardware performance has reduced to a minimum the distinction on the software side between basic functionality, provided by the operating System, and Extended functionality, provided by applications. Nowadays, a lot of advanced features such as multimedia handling are already integrated into the System itself. Given this trend, it is surprising that the current vision of the File management System still remains so close to the level of the physical storage structure of a File, following the basic equivalence of File = pathname. In this paper, we present OMX-FS, a multi-user distributed object-oriented File System, based on the generic object model OM. OMX-FS considers Files as objects and introduces concepts typical of object-oriented database Systems, enabling both application developers and users to interact with the File System at a higher-level of logical abstraction. We describe the implementation of OMX-FS in the Oberon environment.
Gabrio Rivera - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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omx fs an Extended File System architecture based on a generic object model
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2000Co-Authors: Gabrio Rivera, Moira C NorrieAbstract:The exponential growth in hardware performance has reduced to a minimum the distinction on the software side between basic functionality, provided by the operating System, and Extended functionality, provided by applications. Nowadays, a lot of advanced features such as multimedia handling are already integrated into the System itself. Given this trend, it is surprising that the current vision of the File management System still remains so close to the level of the physical storage structure of a File, following the basic equivalence of File = pathname. In this paper, we present OMX-FS, a multi-user distributed object-oriented File System, based on the generic object model OM. OMX-FS considers Files as objects and introduces concepts typical of object-oriented database Systems, enabling both application developers and users to interact with the File System at a higher-level of logical abstraction. We describe the implementation of OMX-FS in the Oberon environment.
A Elkadi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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a dos linux extensible File System
International Symposium on Computers and Communications, 1997Co-Authors: M El Din M Mahmoud, A ElkadiAbstract:The authors describe the architecture for an extensible virtual File System (VFS) which allows for the incorporation of a new File System along with existing ones. They describe extending File Systems in the context of the DOS operating System. The new VFS File Systems in the DOS environment will add features such as strongly typed well defined interfaces, location independent object invocation mechanism, and a flexible naming architecture. File Systems such as the Second Extended File System (EXT2FS) and Minix were implemented for DOS to asses the practicality of the architecture.
M El Din M Mahmoud - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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a dos linux extensible File System
International Symposium on Computers and Communications, 1997Co-Authors: M El Din M Mahmoud, A ElkadiAbstract:The authors describe the architecture for an extensible virtual File System (VFS) which allows for the incorporation of a new File System along with existing ones. They describe extending File Systems in the context of the DOS operating System. The new VFS File Systems in the DOS environment will add features such as strongly typed well defined interfaces, location independent object invocation mechanism, and a flexible naming architecture. File Systems such as the Second Extended File System (EXT2FS) and Minix were implemented for DOS to asses the practicality of the architecture.
Byeongyeong Yoo - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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analysis of File time change by File manipulation of linux System
The Journal of the Institute of Webcasting Internet and Telecommunication, 2016Co-Authors: Byeongyeong YooAbstract:File Time information has a significant meaning in digital forensic investigation. File time information in Linux Ext4 (Extended File System 4) environment is the Access Time, Modification Time, Inode Change Time, Deletion Time and Creation Time. File time is variously changed by user manipulations such as creation, copy and edit. And, the study of File time change is necessary for evidence analysis. This study analyzes the change in time information of Files or folders resulting from user manipulations in Linux operating System and analyzes ways to determine real time of malware infection and whether the File was modulation.
