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|name = ext4
|name = ext4
|full_name = Fourth extended file system
|full_name = Fourth extended file system
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|developer = [[Andrew Morton]]
|introduction_os = [[Linux]] 2.6.19
|introduction_os = [[Linux]] 2.6.19
|introduction_date = [[October 2006]]
|introduction_date = [[October 2006]]

Revision as of 22:56, 10 October 2006

ext4
Developer(s)Andrew Morton
Full nameFourth extended file system
IntroducedOctober 2006 with Linux 2.6.19
Structures
Directory contentsTable, Tree
File allocationbitmap (free space), table (metadata)
Bad blocksTable
Limits
Max volume size1024PiB
Other
Supported
operating systems
Linux, BSD, MacOS X

The ext4, or fourth extended filesystem was revealed on October 10, 2006 by Andrew Morton as a compatible improvement to the ext3, featuring support for volumes up to 1024 PB and added extent support.

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