What is POSIX, and what affect does the NTFS support for the POSIX.1 standard have on the file system?
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POSIX is a set of standards designed to enable portability of applications from one computer system to another and has been used particularly for UNIX and Linux systems. NTFS follows the POSIX.1 standard, which includes case-sensitive filenames and the use of multiple filenames (called hard links). For example, the files Myfile.doc and MYFile.doc are considered different files (except when using Windows Explorer or the Command Prompt window).
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