How to Create “Protogon” File System in Windows 8 M2/M3

Since you are all adventurous...

The early leaked builds of Windows 8 reveal a new file system codenamed as “Protogon”. The “Protogon” file system in Windows 8 M2 or Windows 8 M3 builds appears to be still in its infancy prototype, but has been rumored to be a sub-child file system of NTFS which will be named as NTPFS, as it’s is supported with NT Protogon FS kernel mode driver.

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A Guy
 
yup this is gonna be a new adventure for us....

---------- Post added at 08:09 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:01 PM ----------

hummmmm. new file system this will also improve the data access speed....thanks bro for sharing :thumbsup:
 

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Very interesting.
 

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Very interesting indeed. I think I will give this a try on the partition I have 7955 on.
 

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And, of course, the Protogon file system won’t be incompatible with Windows 7,Windows XP, and all other operating systems now.
What did he say? :shock:
 
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And, of course, the Protogon file system won’t be incompatible with Windows 7,Windows XP, and all other operating systems now.
What did he say? :shock:
typo much. there is no way that protogon can be supported by Linux, Unix, or Vista and lower w/o radical redesign. win7 might get an update for compatability though.
 

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Wonder how this will affect Oracle and other databases running under NTFS? There will definitely be some impact.
 

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NTFS is turning into a dead filesystem, it seems. Like when FAT, FAT16, and FAT32 all died out and were inevitably replaced by NTFS; now NTFS is being replaced by NTPFS... it's going to take a lot of adjustment time for the I.T. world, that's for sure.
 

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It's inevitable, the changes always come, it will be a challenge for all.
 
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