Tipi di File System (secondo GParted)
Questa tabella elenca i tipi di file system gestiti da GParted e le loro caratteristiche.
| Tipo di File System | Usato per … | Note |
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| btrfs | Linux |
Kernel version 5.0 or higher.
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| exfat | Windows |
From Windows Vista or later versions. Required SW under Linux: exfatprogs.
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| ext2 | Linux |
Until the 2001 release. Required SW under Linux: e2fsprogs.
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| ext3 | Linux |
From 2001 release onward. Required SW under Linux: e2fsprogs.
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| ext4 | Linux |
From 2001 release onward. Required SW under Linux: e2fsprogs version 1.41 or higher.
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| f2fs | Linux |
Developed by Samsung Electronics for the Linux kernel. Required SW under Linux: f2fs-tools.
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| fat16 | MS-DOS |
From version 3.0 onward. Required SW under Linux: dosfstools.
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| fat32 | Windows |
From Windows 95 onward. Required SW under Linux: dosfstools.
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| hfs | Apple MacOS |
Until Mac OS X 10.6. Required SW under Linux: hfsutils.
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| IBM System/370 and System/390 |
IBM System/370 and System/390’s MVS. Not supported by Linux.
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| hfs+ | Apple MacOS |
From Mac OS 8.1 and Mac OS X until introduction of apfs with macOS High Sierra. Required SW under Linux: hfsprogs.
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| jfs |
required SW under linux: jfsutils.
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| HP-UX |
Hewlett Packard Unix. Not supported by Linux.
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| linux-swap | Linux |
Required SW under linux: util-linux.
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| lvm2 pv | Linux |
Required SW under linux: lvm2.
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| minix | Minix |
Required SW under linux: util-linux.
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| nilfs2 | Linux |
Developed by NTT. Required SW under linux: nilfs-utils / nilfs-tools.
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| ntfs | Windows |
From Windows NT 3.1 onward. However, fro Windows 2000 the newer version of NTFS was no more fully compatible with the older ones. Required SW under linux: ntfs-3g and fuse.
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| reiser4 | Linux |
From 2004 release onward.
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| reiserfs | Linux |
From version 2.4.1. onward.
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| udf | DVD |
DVDs and newer optical disks.
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| xfs | IRIX / Linux |
Originally developed for the IRIX OS, from 2001 was ported to Linux.
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| cleared | Not a file system |
Used to wipe out a partition. The difference between cleared and unformatted is that the first one means all has been deleted in the partition, while the second simply means that, e.g. GParted, did not format the partition, but it could still contain data that in principle could be recovered.
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