FFS (Fast File System)

FFS (Fast File System) is an improved method for organizing and storing data on a computer’s storage device, like a hard drive. It enhances the traditional file system by optimizing how data is segmented into blocks, making file access faster and more efficient. FFS reduces delays when opening, reading, or writing files, especially large ones, by minimizing fragmentation and improving data placement. This results in better overall system performance, smoother operation, and quicker data retrieval, which benefits users by providing a more responsive computing experience.