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For the hypercube, an autonomous physically interconnected file system is proposed. The resulting distributed file system consists of an I/O organization and a software interface. The system is loosely-coupled architecturally but from operating systems point of view a tightly-coupled system is formed in which interprocessor messages are handled differently from file accesses. A matrix multiplication algorithm is given to show how the distributed file system is utilized.
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