December 2005
Intermediate to advanced
1056 pages
27h 9m
English
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Directory Files and Ordinary Files
A filesystem is a data structure (page 929) that usually resides on part of a disk and that holds directories of files. Filesystems store user and system data that are the basis of users’ work on the system and the system’s existence. This chapter discusses the organization and terminology of the Mac OS X filesystem, defines ordinary and directory files, and explains the rules for naming them. It also shows how to create and delete directories, ...
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