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High Throughput File System (HTFS) is a journaling file system that was used by SCO OpenServer.^[1] The filesystem format is like that of an older SCO filesystem, the Extended Acer Filesystem (EAFS), but designed to be somewhat more future-proof.^[2]

References

^ Linthicum, David S. (24 October 1995). "Benchmark tests: Application Server NOSs". PC Mag. Ziff Davis, Inc. p. 225.
^ "SCO OpenServer Release 5 Filesystem Technology - White Paper". 4 August 2001. Archived from the original on 2001-08-04. Retrieved 20 November 2024.

Disk and
non-rotating

Flash memory and SSD

host-side wear leveling	CHFS JFFS JFFS2 LogFS NILFS NILFS2 YAFFS UBIFS

Distributed parallel

Specialized

Aufs AXFS Boot File System Compact Disc File System cramfs Davfs2 EROFS FTPFS FUSE Lnfs LTFS NOVA MVFS SquashFS UMSDOS OverlayFS UnionFS
Pseudo	configfs devfs debugfs kernfs procfs specfs sysfs tmpfs WinFS
Encrypted	eCryptfs EncFS EFS Rubberhose SSHFS ZFS

Types

Features

Case preservation Copy-on-write Data deduplication Data scrubbing Execute in place Extent File attribute Extended file attributes File change log Fork Inode Links Hard Symbolic
Access control	Access-control list Filesystem-level encryption Permissions Modes Sticky bit

Layouts

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