Analysis method, terminal device and storage medium of xfs file system including deleted files
A file system and file deletion technology, applied in the field of file analysis, can solve problems such as low efficiency, loss of pointers to INODE node information, and inability to restore deleted files, etc., to achieve the effect of effective technical support
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[0035] The XFS file system consists of super blocks and AGs (Allocate Groups), such as figure 1 shown. Each AG consists of a series of blocks, which are the smallest allocation unit of the XFS file system. The super block contains information such as block size, INODE node size, sector size, and the number of blocks TOTALBLOCKNUMBER contained in the file system. The beginning of each AG includes the number of blocks in the AG, the number of allocated INODE nodes, the position of the B+Tree root node, and the B+ tree level, etc., such as figure 2 shown.
[0036] Through the "B+Tree root node position" in the AG header, the B+Tree root node that manages the INODE node group can be located, and the leaf node in the B+Tree stores a pointer to the INODE node group. A leaf node (occupying a block) consists of a block header and an INODE group pointer record, where the block header stores information such as the block identifier, the number of leaf node levels, left node informat...
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[0060] The present invention also provides an XFS file system parsing terminal device with deleted files, including a memory, a processor, and a computer program stored in the memory and running on the processor, the processor executing the computer The steps in the above method embodiment of the first embodiment of the present invention are implemented during the program.
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