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Chapter 11 File Systems and Directories
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Chapter 11 File Systems and Directories

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Chapter Goals Describe the purpose of files, file systems, and directories Distinguish between text and binary files Identify various file types by their extensions Explain how file types improve file usage Define the basic operations on a file
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Chapter Goals Describe the purpose of files, file systems, and directories Distinguish between text and binary files Identify various file types by their extensions Explain how file types improve file usage Define the basic operations on a file

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Chapter Goals Compare and contrast sequential and direct file access Discuss the issues related to file protection Describe a directory tree Create absolute and relative paths for a directory tree Describe several disk-scheduling algorithms
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Chapter Goals Compare and contrast sequential and direct file access Discuss the issues related to file protection Describe a directory tree Create absolute and relative paths for a directory tree Describe several disk-scheduling algorithms

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File Systems File A named collection of related data File system The logical view that an operating system provides so that users can manage information as a collection of files Directory A named group of files
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File Systems File A named collection of related data File system The logical view that an operating system provides so that users can manage information as a collection of files Directory A named group of files

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Text and Binary Files Text file A file in which the bytes of data are organized as characters from the ASCII or Unicode character sets Binary file A file that contains data in a specific format, requiring interpretation
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Text and Binary Files Text file A file in which the bytes of data are organized as characters from the ASCII or Unicode character sets Binary file A file that contains data in a specific format, requiring interpretation

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Text and Binary Files The terms text file and binary file are somewhat misleading They seem to imply that the information in a text file is not stored as binary data Ultimately, all information on a computer is stored as binary digits These terms refer to how those bits are formatted: as chunks of 8 or 16 bits, interpreted as characters, or in some other special format
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Text and Binary Files The terms text file and binary file are somewhat misleading They seem to imply that the information in a text file is not stored as binary data Ultimately, all information on a computer is stored as binary digits These terms refer to how those bits are formatted: as chunks of 8 or 16 bits, interpreted as characters, or in some other special format

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File Types Most files, whether they are in text or binary format, contain a specific type of information For example, a file may contain a Java program, a JPEG image, or an MP3 audio clip The kind of information contained in a document is called the file type Most operating systems recognize a list of specific file types
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File Types Most files, whether they are in text or binary format, contain a specific type of information For example, a file may contain a Java program, a JPEG image, or an MP3 audio clip The kind of information contained in a document is called the file type Most operating systems recognize a list of specific file types

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File Types File names are often separated, usually by a period, into two parts Main name File extension The file extension indicates the type of the file
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File Types File names are often separated, usually by a period, into two parts Main name File extension The file extension indicates the type of the file

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File Operations Create a file Delete a file Open a file Close a file Read data from a file Write data to a file Reposition the current file pointer in a file
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File Operations Create a file Delete a file Open a file Close a file Read data from a file Write data to a file Reposition the current file pointer in a file

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File Access Sequential access Information in the file is processed in order, and read and write operations move the current file pointer as far as needed to read or write the data The most common file access technique, and the simplest to implement
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File Access Sequential access Information in the file is processed in order, and read and write operations move the current file pointer as far as needed to read or write the data The most common file access technique, and the simplest to implement

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File Access
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File Access

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File Access Direct access Files are conceptually divided into numbered logical records and each logical record can be accessed directly by number
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File Access Direct access Files are conceptually divided into numbered logical records and each logical record can be accessed directly by number

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File Access
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File Access

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File Protection In multiuser systems, file protection is of primary importance We don’t want one user to be able to access another user’s files unless the access is specifically allowed A file protection mechanism determines who can use a file and for what general purpose
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File Protection In multiuser systems, file protection is of primary importance We don’t want one user to be able to access another user’s files unless the access is specifically allowed A file protection mechanism determines who can use a file and for what general purpose

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File Protection A file’s protection settings in the Unix operating system is divided into three categories Owner Group World
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File Protection A file’s protection settings in the Unix operating system is divided into three categories Owner Group World

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Directory Trees A directory of files can be contained within another directory The directory containing another is usually called the parent directory, and the one inside is called a subdirectory Directory tree A logical view of a file system; a structure showing the nested directory organization of a file system Root directory The directory at the highest level
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Directory Trees A directory of files can be contained within another directory The directory containing another is usually called the parent directory, and the one inside is called a subdirectory Directory tree A logical view of a file system; a structure showing the nested directory organization of a file system Root directory The directory at the highest level

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Directory Trees
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Directory Trees

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Directory Trees At any point in time, you can be thought of as working in a particular location (that is, a particular subdirectory) Working directory The subdirectory in which you are working
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Directory Trees At any point in time, you can be thought of as working in a particular location (that is, a particular subdirectory) Working directory The subdirectory in which you are working

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A Unix Directory Tree
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A Unix Directory Tree

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Path Names Path A text designation of the location of a file or subdirectory in a file system, consisting of the series of directories through which you must go to find the file Absolute path A path that begins at the root and specifies each step down the tree until it reaches the desired file or directory Relative path A path name that begins at the current working directory
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Path Names Path A text designation of the location of a file or subdirectory in a file system, consisting of the series of directories through which you must go to find the file Absolute path A path that begins at the root and specifies each step down the tree until it reaches the desired file or directory Relative path A path name that begins at the current working directory

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Path Names Examples of absolute path C:\Program Files\MS Office\WinWord.exe C:\My Documents\letters\applications\vaTech.doc C:\Windows\System\QuickTime Suppose the current working directory is C:\My Documents\letters Then the following relative path names could be used cancelMag.doc applications\calState.doc
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Path Names Examples of absolute path C:\Program Files\MS Office\WinWord.exe C:\My Documents\letters\applications\vaTech.doc C:\Windows\System\QuickTime Suppose the current working directory is C:\My Documents\letters Then the following relative path names could be used cancelMag.doc applications\calState.doc

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Disk Scheduling File systems must be accessed in an efficient manner As a computer deals with multiple processes over a period of time, a list of requests to access the disk builds up Disk scheduling The technique that the operating system uses to determine which requests to satisfy first
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Disk Scheduling File systems must be accessed in an efficient manner As a computer deals with multiple processes over a period of time, a list of requests to access the disk builds up Disk scheduling The technique that the operating system uses to determine which requests to satisfy first

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Disk Scheduling
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Disk Scheduling

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Disk Scheduling First-Come, First-Served Requests are serviced in the order they arrive, without regard to the current position of the heads Shortest-seek-time-first (SSTF) Disk heads are moved the minimum amount possible to satisfy a pending request Scan Disk heads continuously move in and out servicing requests as they are encountered
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Disk Scheduling First-Come, First-Served Requests are serviced in the order they arrive, without regard to the current position of the heads Shortest-seek-time-first (SSTF) Disk heads are moved the minimum amount possible to satisfy a pending request Scan Disk heads continuously move in and out servicing requests as they are encountered

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Disk Scheduling SCAN Disk Scheduling works like an elevator An elevator is designed to visit floors that have people waiting. In general, an elevator moves from one extreme to the other (say, the top of the building to the bottom), servicing requests as appropriate. The SCAN disk-scheduling algorithm works in a similar way, except instead of moving up and down, the read/write heads move in toward the spindle, then out toward the platter edge, then back toward the spindle, and so forth.
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Disk Scheduling SCAN Disk Scheduling works like an elevator An elevator is designed to visit floors that have people waiting. In general, an elevator moves from one extreme to the other (say, the top of the building to the bottom), servicing requests as appropriate. The SCAN disk-scheduling algorithm works in a similar way, except instead of moving up and down, the read/write heads move in toward the spindle, then out toward the platter edge, then back toward the spindle, and so forth.

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How To Transfer Files FTP Clients FileZilla is one of the best
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How To Transfer Files FTP Clients FileZilla is one of the best

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Other Types Of File Transfers & Systems Secure FTP (SSH, SFTP, FTPS) Network File System (NFS) Storage Area Networking (SANs) RAID Devices Peer-to-Peer (P2P) BitTorrent
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Other Types Of File Transfers & Systems Secure FTP (SSH, SFTP, FTPS) Network File System (NFS) Storage Area Networking (SANs) RAID Devices Peer-to-Peer (P2P) BitTorrent

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BitTorrent
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BitTorrent

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Have A Nice Night
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Have A Nice Night

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