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==Virtual== | ==Virtual== | ||
*emsFS | *[[emsFS]] - Above 4GB RAM File System | ||
*[[RAMFS.IFS]] | *[[RAMFS.IFS]] - RAM File System | ||
*[[STUBFSD.IFS]] - ISOFS, AEFS | *[[STUBFSD.IFS]] - ISOFS, AEFS | ||
*[[TONIGY.IFS]] - Tonigy - Multimedia CD System/2 | *[[TONIGY.IFS]] - Tonigy - Multimedia CD System/2 | ||
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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
Network File Systems
- ANDREW.IFS - Andrew File System (AFS)
- EVFS.IFS - eComStation Virtual File System
- FTP.IFS - FTP host access
- MCM.IFS - Mobile File Synchronization
- 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 File System
- SRVIFSC.IFS - IBM ThinIFS File System
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
- 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 - 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
- VMMAP.IFS - Virtual PC shared folders