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(Unix File System) The traditional file system used by Unix systems. Also called "Fast File System" (FFS) and "Berkeley FFS," the major difference between UFS and the earlier "FF" versions was to break up the disk into small chunks called "cylinder groups." Each cylinder group contains its own indexes and data blocks in order to prevent excessive disk thrashing on large volumes. UFS and the ext2 file system used in Linux are very similar (see
| Meaning | Category |
| U S Foodservice | Business->NYSE Symbols |
| Unified File System | Governmental->Military |
| Union For Free Students | Academic & Science->Universities |
| Universal File Store | Computing->General |
| Universal Frame Standard | Computing->Networking |
| Unix File System | Computing->General |
| Unnumbered Frames State | Computing->SMS |
| User File System | Computing->General |
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