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IFS means "Installable File System". This are the drivers to read different file systems like FAT32 or HPFS.

Compression/Encryption

CBS.IFS - ZipStream
SDCFS.IFS - Decryption

Optical Media

CDFS.IFS - CD-ROM ISO9660
CDWFS.IFS - RSJ CD Writer
HPOFS.IFS - High Performance Optical File System
UDF.IFS - Universal Disk Format

DASD

DUMPFS.IFS - Dump file system
EXT2-OS2.IFS - Linux ext2
FAT32.IFS - FAT32
HFS.IFS - Macintosh HFS
HPFS.IFS - High Performance File System
HPFS386.IFS - 386 High Performance File System
JFS.IFS - IBM Journaling File System v2
NTFS.IFS - Windows NT NTFS
VFAT-OS2.IFS - VFAT

Virtual

EMSFS.IFS - Above 4GB RAM File System
RAMFS.IFS - RAM File System
STUBFSD.IFS - ISOFS, AEFS
TONIGY.IFS - Tonigy - Multimedia CD System/2
TVFS.IFS - Toronto Virtual File System
VBOXFS.IFS
VBOXSF.IFS - VirtualBox shared folders IFS for OS/2 guest
VMMAP.IFS - Virtual PC shared folders

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 IFS means "Installable File System". This are the drivers to read different file systems like FAT32 or HPFS.
 ==Compression/Encryption==
 *[[CBS.IFS]] - ZipStream
+*[[SDCFS.IFS]] - Decryption
 ==Network File Systems==
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 *[[FTP.IFS]] - FTP host access
 *[[MCM.IFS]] - Mobile File Synchronization
-*[[NDFS.IFS]] - Netdrive
+*[[NDFS.IFS]] - NetDrive for OS/2 File System
+*[[NDFS32.IFS]] - NetDrive for OS/2 File System
+*[[NETWKSTA.SYS]] - LAN Manager redirector
 *[[NETWKSTA.200]] - IBM LAN Server
 *[[NFS200.IFS]] - Network File System for TCP/IP 2.0
 *[[NFS300.IFS]] - Network File System for TCP/IP > 4.1
-*[[NWIFS.IFS]] - Novell Netware Client
+*[[NWIFS.IFS]] - Novell NetWare File System
+*[[SRVIFSC.IFS]] - IBM ThinIFS File System
 ==Optical Media==
 *[[CDFS.IFS (CONFIG.SYS)|CDFS.IFS]] - CD-ROM ISO9660
 *[[CDWFS.IFS]] - RSJ CD Writer
+*[[HPOFS.IFS]] - High Performance Optical File System
+*[[UDF.IFS]] - Universal Disk Format
 ==DASD==
+*[[DUMPFS.IFS]] - Dump file system
 *[[EXT2-OS2.IFS]] - Linux ext2
 *[[FAT32.IFS]] - FAT32
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 *[[HPFS.IFS]] - High Performance File System
 *[[HPFS386.IFS]] - 386 High Performance File System
-*[[JFS.IFS]] - IBM Journaling File System v2
+*[[JFS.IFS (CONFIG.SYS)|JFS.IFS]] - IBM Journaling File System v2
 *[[NTFS.IFS]] - Windows NT NTFS
+*[[VFAT-OS2.IFS]] - VFAT
-==RAMFS.IFS==
+==Virtual==
-==RAMFS64.IFS==
+*[[EMSFS.IFS]] - Above 4GB RAM File System
-RAMFS by [[Karl Olson]] is a "remote file system" (as opposed to a "local file system").
+*[[RAMFS.IFS]] - RAM File System
+*[[STUBFSD.IFS]] - ISOFS, AEFS
-'''Platform Support:'''
+*[[TONIGY.IFS]] - Tonigy - Multimedia CD System/2
-{| class="wikitable"
+*[[TVFS.IFS]] - Toronto Virtual File System
-|-
+*[[VBOXFS.IFS]]
-!OS/2 2.x
+*[[VBOXSF.IFS]] - VirtualBox  shared folders IFS for OS/2 guest
-!OS/2 3.0
+*[[VMMAP.IFS]] - Virtual PC shared folders
-!OS/2 4.0
-!OS/2 4.5x
-|-
-|Yes
-|Yes
-|Yes
-|Yes
-|}
-==SRVIFSC.IFS==
-The ThinIFS by IBM.
-'''TIP:''' Ideal for CID Installations because it can be used from installation disks.
-'''Platform Support:'''
-{| class="wikitable"
-|-
-!OS/2 2.x
-!OS/2 3.0
-!OS/2 4.0
-!OS/2 4.5x
-|-
-|Yes
-|Yes
-|Yes
-|Yes
-|}
-==STUBFSD.IFS==
-ISOFS is an installable file system for OS/2 to access ISO rawfiles suitable for burning on CD. It allows transparent access to the contents of the raw file. Currently only Joliet filenames are supported but this may change in the future.
-Developed by [[Chris Wohlgemuth]].
-or with Parameter 'AEFS':
-AEFS is a cryptographic file system for OS/2. It allows transparent access to encrypted files stored on any file system supported by OS/2.
-The user can encrypt data using a number of block cipher algorithms (currently, Twofish and Rijndael). It supports long file names and extended attributes. It's also reasonably fast.
-{| class="wikitable"
-|+Platform Support:
-!OS/2 2.x
-!OS/2 3.0
-!OS/2 4.0
-!OS/2 4.5x
-|-
-|Yes
-|Yes
-|Yes
-|Yes
-|}
-* [[TONIGY.IFS]] - Tonigy - Multimedia CD System/2
-* [[TVFS.IFS]] - Toronto Virtual File System
-* [[UDF.IFS]] - Universal Disk Format
-* [[VFAT-OS2.IFS]] - VFAT
-* [[VMMAP.IFS]] - Virtual PC shared folders
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