| 70 | * 結論(4):'''可以使用支援[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extent_%28file_systems%29 Extent]的檔案系統,來預留較大的寫入區塊。''' |
| 71 | {{{ |
| 72 | #!text |
| 73 | The following systems support extents: |
| 74 | |
| 75 | ASM - Automatic Storage Management - Oracle's database-oriented filesystem. |
| 76 | BFS - BeOS, Zeta and Haiku operating systems. |
| 77 | Btrfs - GPL'd extent based file storage for Linux. |
| 78 | Ext4 - Linux filesystem (when the configuration enables extents — the default in Linux since version 2.6.23). |
| 79 | Files-11 - Digital Equipment Corporation (subsequently Hewlett-Packard) OpenVMS filesystem. |
| 80 | HFS and HFS Plus - Hierarchical File System - Apple Macintosh filesystems. |
| 81 | HPFS - High Performance File Syzstem - OS/2 and eComStation. |
| 82 | JFS - Journaled File System - Used by AIX, OS/2/eComStation and Linux operating systems. |
| 83 | Microsoft SQL Server - Versions 2000-2008 supports extents of up to 64KB [1]. |
| 84 | Multi-Programming Executive - Filesystem by Hewlett-Packard. |
| 85 | NTFS - Microsoft's latest-generation file system [1] |
| 86 | OCFS2 - Oracle Cluster File System - a shared disk file system for Linux. |
| 87 | Reiser4 - Linux filesystem (in "extents" mode). |
| 88 | SINTRAN III - File system used by early computer company Norsk Data. |
| 89 | UDF - Universal Disk Format - Standard for optical media. |
| 90 | VERITAS File System - Enabled via the pre-allocation API and CLI. |
| 91 | XFS - SGI's second generation file system.[2] |
| 92 | }}} |