In the context of file systems, what does "journaling" primarily help with?
- Ensuring file system consistency
- Enhancing file compression
- Improving file access speed
- Optimizing file permissions
Journaling in file systems primarily helps ensure file system consistency. It records changes to the file system in a journal, which can be used to recover the file system in case of a crash or unexpected system shutdown, preventing data corruption.
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