NTFS - Home

Overview

NTFS is the filesystem of Windows NT, 2000 and XP. It supports almost all POSIX features, all HFS features, and all HPFS features.

• It can deal with large capacity (up to 2⁴⁶ GB) storage units.
• It has built-in data compression.
• It uses log file for transactions.
• Byte order: everything is little-endian on-disk

This is version 0.4 of the NTFS Documentation and is available as part of the Linux-NTFS Project

Help

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• Home brings you back to this page
• Files is a list of the Metadata files
• Attributes is a list of Metadata attributes
• Concepts is a list of objects that are neither file, nor attribute
• The Glossary is a what's what of technical terminology
• Help contains help, thanks, and a few bits besides

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Questions

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Thanks,
    Richard Russon webmaster@flatcap.org