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{{Distinguish|Encrypting File System}}

There is also a (''different'') filing system called [[Encrypting File System|EFS]] under [[Microsoft]] [[Windows 2000]].

{{Infobox file system

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| name = Extent File System

| developer = [[Silicon Graphics]]

| full_name =

| introduction_date =

| introduction_os =

| partition_id =

| directory_struct =

| file_struct =

| file_types =

| bad_blocks_struct =

| bootable =

| min_volume_size =

| max_volume_size =

| max_file_size =

| file_size_granularity =

| max_files_no =

| max_filename_size =

| max_dirname_size =

| max_directory_depth =

| filename_character_set =

| dates_recorded =

| date_range =

| date_resolution =

| forks_streams =

| attributes =

| file_system_permissions =

| compression =

| encryption =

| data_deduplication =

| copy_on_write =

| OS = [[IRIX]]

| website =

}}

'''EFSExtent File System''' ('''Extent File SystemEFS''') is an older blockextent-based [[filingfile system]] used in [[Silicon Graphics]]' [[IRIX]] versionsreleases prior to theversion 5.3. releaseIt has been superseded by [[XFS]].

EFS has been superseded by [[XFS]].

== External links ==

* [http://www.aeschi.ch.eu.org/efs/ EFS support for Linux]

* [http://cvsweb.netbsd.org/bsdweb.cgi/src/sys/fs/efs/ EFS support for NetBSD]

{{File systems}}

* [http://aeschi.ch.eu.org/efs/ EFS support for Linux]

{{Compu-storage-stub}}

[[Category:Disk file systems]]

[[Category:IRIX]]