Ext4
journaling file system for Linux From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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ext4 (fourth extended filesystem) is a journaling file system for Linux. ext4 is the default filesystem for many distributions, such as Debian and Ubuntu. It is made to use as much of the space available as possible. The file system is also used on FreeBSD and other UNIX based operating systems.
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