Ext4 - A Case-insensitive Linux Filesystem
Offered By: Linux Foundation via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the development of case-insensitive file systems in Linux through this conference talk. Learn about the reasoning behind implementing in-kernel case-insensitive name lookups and the new Unicode interface for Ext4 being merged into the Mainline Linux kernel. Discover the historical context of file and directory name treatment in Unix kernels compared to Windows and MacOS. Delve into topics such as internationalization support, Unicode normalization, kernel API, build process, character lookup, and the Unicode subsystem. Gain insights into the semantics, performance considerations, and current status of this filesystem enhancement. Understand the basic idea and details behind this implementation, and how it addresses the need for encoding information in kernelspace.
Syllabus
Intro
What is a caseinsensitive file system
Why caseinsensitive
How to implement it
Semantics
Unicode
Normalization
Kernel API
Build Process
Character Lookup
Unicode Subsystem
Basic Idea
Details
Performance
Current Status
Questions
Taught by
Linux Foundation
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