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Description: The VFS (Virtual File System) layer is an essential component in operating systems, acting as an interface between the operating system kernel and various file systems. Its primary function is to manage interaction with multiple file systems uniformly, allowing applications and users to access data without worrying about the specifics of each underlying file […]