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A file system volume refers to a storage abstraction that allows files to be created and organized. A host can have multiple file system volumes. File system volumes are typically mounted into a file namespace that allows all files in mounted file systems to be addressable from the host.
A file system volume is backed by disk storage. It could span one or more disks but need not use an entire disk.
A file system volume by definition must be mounted on the file system in order to exist.
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| mountInfo* | HostFileSystemMountInfo[] |
The list of file system volumes mounted on the host.
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| volumeTypeList* | xsd:string[] |
The list of supported file system volume types.
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