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NetWare File System

In computing, the NetWare File System (NWFS) was a file system based on a heavily optimized, journal-based FAT file system. It was used in the Novell NetWare network operating system. It was the only file system for all volumes in NetWare versions 2.x, 3.x and 4.x, and the default and only file system for the SYS: volume continuing through version 5.x.…

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Developer
Novell
Full name
NetWare File System
Max file size
4 GB
Max volume size
1 TB
Partition IDs
0x64 (NWFS 286), 0x65 (NWFS 386), 0x66 (NWFS 386)
Supported operating systems
Novell NetWare, MSDOS, Microsoft Windows, and Linux

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NetWare File System

Nodes22
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Triples7
Avg. degree1.91
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NetWare File System

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Developer · 1
NetWare File System → Novell
Full name · 1
NetWare File System → NetWare File System
Max file size · 1
NetWare File System → 4 GB
Max volume size · 1
NetWare File System → 1 TB
Partition IDs · 1
NetWare File System → 0x64 (NWFS 286), 0x65 (NWFS 386), 0x66 (NWFS 386)
Supported operating systems · 1
NetWare File System → Novell NetWare, MSDOS, Microsoft Windows, and Linux
Transparent compression · 1
NetWare File System → Yes

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NetWare File SystemDeveloperNovell1.00infobox
NetWare File SystemFull nameNetWare File System1.00infobox
NetWare File SystemMax file size4 GB1.00infobox
NetWare File SystemMax volume size1 TB1.00infobox
NetWare File SystemPartition IDs0x64 (NWFS 286), 0x65 (NWFS 386), 0x66 (NWFS 386)1.00infobox
NetWare File SystemSupported operating systemsNovell NetWare, MSDOS, Microsoft Windows, and Linux1.00infobox
NetWare File SystemTransparent compressionYes1.00infobox

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