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Documentation of Unix-file-systems contains often the term 'inode'. What is that and what does that? Why have DOS/Windows-filesystems no inodes (or do they)?

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Documentation of Unix-file-systems contains often the term 'inode'. What is that and what does that? Why have DOS/Windows-filesystems no inodes (or do they)?

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What is a Superblock, Inode, Dentry and a File?

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What is an inode?

Documentation of Unix-file-systems contains often the term 'inode'. What is that and what does that? Why have DOS/Windows-filesystems no inodes (or do they)?