.jfs

Finland
October 19, 2008 7:51am CST
Hi! I have one .jfs file on my computer that I want to use. The problem is that I have Windows XP. Is there any way I can use the file, some program or something?
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@mr_mlk (364)
21 Oct 08
Where did you download the file from? Maybe that site will tell you what application you need to use to open it. .jsf is not a standard file type, not that the extention really means that much, it could be based on the system that produced the content (like here you have a HTML page (.html), but the URL is for a .ASPX - this tells us it is a .NET application. .jsf *could* be Java Server Face, and the content could be HTML).
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@mr_mlk (364)
24 Oct 08
JFS is a File System, but I am not aware of a file type in Linux that uses this extention (that does not mean it does not exist). A file system defines how files are stored on a hard disk, a file type is how data is stored in a single file.
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@mr_mlk (364)
24 Oct 08
Sometimes you can get file that contain file systems (a .ISO file is a common example of this, it is a dump of a CD image), if that is the case then while it is unlikely you will be able to "mount" it in Windows, you will be able in Linux, the answer might be to grab a Live CD for Linux, then mount the file in Linux. But it is likely the files will have limited use outside Linux if this is the case.
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• Finland
22 Oct 08
I don't remember the site but I think that the .jfs extension is the file type that Linux uses...
@mr_mlk (364)
19 Oct 08
What program created this ".JSF" file?
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• Indonesia
19 Oct 08
i'm curios with this extension jsf .. never heard before at windows
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• Finland
21 Oct 08
Don't know about the program, I just downloaded it...
@mirage108 (3402)
• United States
21 Oct 08
I hope this helps you. I have searched and found that .jfs is for Linux or Unix Server system is is a Journal filing system. more than likely the file/program will not work on a Windows XP System.
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• Finland
22 Oct 08
Thanks but I already know that. I was just asking if some one knew some converter that would convert the file so that you can open it with XP or something... But thanks for your answer
@tryxiness (4544)
• Philippines
20 Oct 08
I guess you can open this by finding open source application so you can access the file, try reading this link: http://jfs.sourceforge.net/ it might help you access an application.
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• Finland
21 Oct 08
Thanks but I've already found that site. Didn't seem to help... Or maybe I'm just too dumb to find any solutions there