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The Active Block I/O Scheduling System (ABISS) filesystem provides real-time features for file system I/O activities. ABISS guarantees applications with a set reading and writing bit-rate. This filesystem expands Linux's hard-disk storage subsystem.
ABISS is a special-purpose filesystem that operates on top of existing filesystems such as FAT32 and EXT3.
ABISS is added to the Linux kernel via a patch. ABISS can be obtained from its official website http://abiss.sourceforge.net/
Further Reading
- Filesystem Types - https://dcjtech.info/topic/filesystem-types/
- More Virtual Filesystems for Linux - https://dcjtech.info/topic/more-virtual-filesystems-for-linux/
- FUSE - https://dcjtech.info/topic/fuse/
- Unixoid Mounting Commands - https://dcjtech.info/topic/unixoid-mounting-commands/
- /etc/fstab Options - https://dcjtech.info/topic/etcfstab-options/
- Filesystem Article Index - https://dcjtech.info/topic/filesystems/
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