Distinguish between logical file system and basic file system in file systems structure.
(4 marks)DICT MOD 1 July 2020
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A logical file system is a file system that presents a logical view of the files and resources on a computer to the user. It abstracts the underlying physical structure of the storage devices and presents a uniform interface for accessing and manipulating the files and resources. This makes it easier for users to work with the files and resources on the system, as they do not need to be concerned with the details of the physical storage.
A basic file system, on the other hand, is a file system that is directly tied to the physical structure of the storage devices. It does not provide any abstraction or logical organization of the files and resources, and the user must be aware of the physical layout of the storage devices in order to access and manipulate the files and resources.