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COURSE TITLE- OPERATING SYSTEMS

TOPIC TITLE -FILE SYSTEMS & OPERATING SYSTEMS

Presenter’s Name – Manideep Yedupati


Presenter’s Roll Number - 23951A6692
Department Name – CSE-(AI&ML)
Semester & Section – III Sem B-Section

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Introduction to File Systems and Operating Systems

● File systems manage how data is stored


and retrieved on storage devices.

● Operating systems provide a platform for


applications to run and manage
hardware resources.

● Understanding the relationship between


file systems and operating systems
is essential for efficient computing.

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What is an Operating System?

● An operating system (OS) is software that


acts as an intermediary between users and
computer hardware.

● It manages hardware resources, such as the


CPU, memory, and input/ output devices.

● Popular operating systems include


Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android.

3
Types of Operating Systems

● Operating systems can be classified into


several types, including batch, time-
sharing, and real-time systems.

● Each type of OS is designed to meet


specific user needs and application
requirements.

● Understanding these types helps in


selecting the right OS for a given task.

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What is a File System?

● A file system is a method for storing and


organizing files on a storage device.

● It defines how data is named, stored, and


accessed, ensuring efficient data
management.

● Different file systems have distinct


structures, capabilities, and performance
characteristics.

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Common File Systems

● Popular file systems include NTFS (used by Windows), ext4


(commonly used in Linux), and HFS+ (used by macOS).

● Each file system has unique features, such as support for


large files and file permissions.

● The choice of file system can impact system performance


and data integrity.

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File Management Operations

● File management involves creating, deleting,


reading, and writing files within a file system.

● Operating systems utilize system calls to


perform these file operations efficiently.

● Proper file management is crucial for data


integrity and system stability.

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Security in File Systems

● File systems implement security features to protect


data against unauthorized access.

● Common security measures include file


permissions, encryption, and access control lists
(ACLs).

● A secure file system is vital for safeguarding


sensitive information in any operating environment.

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File System Maintenance

● Regular maintenance of file systems is essential


for optimal performance and data integrity.

● Tasks such as defragmentation, error checking,


and backups should be performed periodically.

● Proper maintenance practices can prevent data


loss and improve system reliability.
Conclusion

● Understanding file systems and operating systems is


crucial for anyone working with computers.

● The interplay between the two significantly affects system


performance, security, and user experience.

● Continued advancements in technology will further


transform these foundational components of computing.

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Thank You

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