DateisystemSubsystem
The DateisystemSubsystem, often abbreviated as DFS, is a fundamental component within many operating systems responsible for managing how data is stored and retrieved on persistent storage devices. It acts as an intermediary between applications and the physical storage hardware, providing a structured and organized way to access files and directories. Key functions of the DFS include file creation, deletion, renaming, and modification, as well as the organization of data into a hierarchical directory structure.
The DFS defines a specific file system format, such as FAT32, NTFS, ext4, or APFS, which dictates