Original sentence: A file system might support only one fork per file or might support multiple named forks.File system forks are traditionally associated with Apple's Hierarchical File System (HFS), but are also available in other file systems.In Solaris they are known as extended attributes, although they can be as large as a file and are accessed in the same way a file's data is and thus behave like a fork.In computer file systems, a fork is additional data associated with a file system object.Other filesystems such as Novell's Novell Storage Services (NSS) and NetWare File System (NWFS), Solaris's UFS (in Solaris 9 and later) and ZFS, and Veritas Software's Veritas File System (VxFS) also support file system forks.Starting in 1985, NWFS and its successor NSS were designed from the ground up to use a variety of methods to store a file's metadata.UDF, being a universal file system for general data exchange, supports forks as well.Unlike extended attributes, which are typically limited in size, a fork can be of arbitrary size, possibly even larger than the file's data
Edited sentence: : Novell Storage Services (NSS) and NetWare File System (NWFS),.A fork can be of arbitrary size, even larger than the associated file.Apple: Hierarchical File System (HFS) and Macintosh File System (MFS), allowed a file to have a resource fork.Depending on the file system, a file may have one or more associated forks.File system forks are associated with Apple's Hierarchical File System (HFS).In Apple Macintosh platforms they are known as Resource forks.In Microsoft platforms they are known as Alternate Data Streams (ADS).In Solaris platforms they are known as extended attributes.In Solaris they are known as extended attributes.In a computer file system, a fork is metadata associated with a file system object.Microsoft: NTFS.Novell, Inc.Solaris: UFS (in Solaris 9 and later) and ZFS.Starting in 1985, Novell NetWare File System (NWFS), and its successor Novell Storage Services (NSS), were designed from the ground up to use a variety of methods to store a file's metadata.Veritas Software: Veritas File System (VxFS)