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Which Is a Linux journaling file system?
The correct answer is A. Ext3. Ext3 (Third Extended Filesystem) is a Linux journaling file system. It extends ext2 by adding a journal that logs changes before committing them to disk, improving crash recovery and data integrity. HFS (Hierarchical File System) is Apple's macOS file system. FAT (File Allocation
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Which Is a Linux journaling file system?
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- AExt3
- BHFS
- CFAT
- DBFS
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Ext3 (Third Extended Filesystem) is a Linux journaling file system. It extends ext2 by adding a journal that logs changes before committing them to disk, improving crash recovery and data integrity. HFS (Hierarchical File System) is Apple's macOS file system. FAT (File Allocation Table) is a legacy file system used by DOS/Windows with no journaling support. BFS (BeOS File System) was designed for BeOS, not Linux. Ext3 remains one of the most recognized Linux journaling file systems alongside ext4 and XFS.
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