- An
HTree is a
specialized tree data
structure for
directory indexing,
similar to a B-tree. They are
constant depth of
either one or two levels, have a...
-
Htree is a
version of a B-tree, and
indexing structure used in
Linux file systems.
Htree may also
refer to: H tree, a
family of
fractal sets
Hilbert R-tree...
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directories and
continued performance, ext4 in
Linux 2.6.23 and
later turns on
HTree indices (a
specialized version of a B-tree) by default,
which allows directories...
-
Windows 8 (32Bit and 64Bit); it
supports writing/multiple codepages, ext3
htree,
journal since version 0.50
available ext2 IFS for
Windows NT (Read only)...
- this is inefficient, and ext3
offers a
second way of
storing directories (
HTree) that is more
efficient than just a list of filenames. The root directory...
- Source:
flexible inode size: > 128 bytes, up to
block size dir_index:
htree directory index filetype:
extra file mode in
dentry large_file: > 4G files...
-
affect the on-disk
format of the filesystem, in
contrast to
systems such as
Htree. Free
space for new
entries is also
tracked in-memory,
allowing addition...
- file
systems with hash-ordered
directories such as ReiserFS, ext3 (with
Htree-indexes enabled) and ext4, all of
which have TEA-hashed filenames. To avoid...
- adds the
following features to ext2: A
journal Online file
system growth HTree indexing for
larger directories Without these features, any ext3 file system...
- due to the
filing of
several patents.
Phillips had
previously created the
Htree directory indexing system which eventually became an
official feature of...
