File Systems
- FS code
- FS Development ML
- Ext2/3 FS (Ext2/3 devel ml) (Ext3 user ml) (e2fsprogs Ext2/3 file system utilities) (ext2resize) (genext2fs tool to create an Ext2 filesystem as a non-root user) (cvs) (ml)
- NILFS (log-structured file system)
- XFS (from SGI) (cvs) (ml) (XFDeb project to integrate XFS and GFS into Debian)
- FiST ("File System Translator". A system for stacking file systems.) (UnionFS (Unioning file system)
- GFS (POSIX-compliant cluster file system and volume manager from Red Hat)
- Journaling FS (from IBM) (cvs) (ml)
- NBD ("Network Block Device". Network based file system framework, in which only one client may have a specific block device NBD mounted read/write at a time) (cvs)
- NFS ("Network FS". Allows systems to mount a disk partition on a remote system as if it were on a local hard drive.) (cvs) (ml) (NFS v4 portal)
- Global FS (cvs) (ml)
- LVM ("Logical Volume Manager") (cvs) (ml)
- EVMS ("Enterprise Volume Management System") (cvs) (ml)
- Linux UDF ("Universal Disk Format" FS) (cvs)
- RelayFS (Memory buffer based FS for 'relaying' kernel-space data into user-space)
- OpenAFS (Free implementation of the "Andrew File System". Distributed file system that enables hosts to efficiently share filesystem resources across both LAN's and WAN's. License: IBM Public license) (cvs) (ml)
- Arla (Free Andrew FS implementation) (cvs) (ml)
- Coda FS (Advanced network FS, with support for: disconnected client operations, client side caching, server replicatio, network bandwidth adaption, advanced security model, and more) (cvs) (ml)
- LUFS ("Linux User-space File System". Network FS framework implemented in userspace, which supports several different file systems) (cvs) (ml)
- SHFS (Kernel object to mount remote filesystems using a secure shell connection) (cvs)
- PRAMFS ("Persistent, Protected RAM File System". Lightweight FS for systems with a block of fast non-volatile RAM that need to access data on it using a standard filesytem interface.)
- Cram FS (Filesystem for embedded devices. The CramFS user-space tools are hosted at sourceforge.)
- SFS ("Self-certifying File System". NFS utilizing global filesystem that provides security over untrusted networks.)
- JFFS ("Journaling Flash FS". Flash file system optimised for NOR flash.)
- YAFFS ("Yet Another Flash F"S. Flash file system optimised for NAND flash.) (introduction article)
- Squash FS (Read-only FS which uses zlib to compress data, inodes, and directories)
- Cloop (Kernel object that enables compressed loopback filesystem support) (cvs)
- Intermezzo FS
- LinLogFS (Log-Structured FS)
- NTFS (M$ NTFS support) (cvs) (ml)
- SpadFS (Attempt to create a less complex FS with advanced filesystems features)
- AVFS ("A Virtual File System". AVFS allows programs to use remote, archived or compressed files as FS's.) (cvs)
- BeFS (Read-only Be file system driver) (cvs) (ml)
- v9fs (Client and server implementations of 9Pi distributed file system protocols) (ml)
- LDAPfs (LDAPfs allows LDAP entries to be read and written using the familiar filesystem interface. LDAPfs requires the AVFS/FUSE or Coda filesystem.) (cvs)
- Translucency (Kernel module, for the overlaying of two seperate file systems, to allow reading from either file system and writing to one of them. (cvs) (ml)
- MapFS (Linux filesystem to cluster FS's into a single virtual filesystem) (cvs)
- OCFS (Oracle database cluster FS) (ml)
- Cryptoswap (Kernel patches for building an encrypted swap partition when a system boots)