Abstract: A data access system includes: a data storage medium, a record medium, a first controller, and a second controller. The record medium includes a first record area and a second record area. The first controller includes a first metadata area. The second controller includes a second metadata area. The first controller is connected to the data storage medium and the record medium and corresponds to the first record area. The second controller is connected to the data storage medium and the record medium and corresponds to the second record area. The first controller receives first data, and writes the first data into the data storage medium in a log manner to update the first metadata area, and correspondingly generates a first record in the first record area. The second controller updates the second metadata area according to the first record in the first record area.

Abstract: The instant disclosure provides an accelerated computer system and an accelerated method for writing data into discrete pages. The accelerated method includes executing write commands, with each write command including write data and a write address such that the write address corresponds to a write page of the first pages in a sector of a hard drive, identifying whether the write pages are successive according to the write addresses, acquiring stored data by reading the sector according to the write addresses if the write pages are discrete, writing the data stored in the first pages into the second pages of a memory, writing write data bit by bit into the second pages according to the write addresses, and writing the data stored in the second pages into the first pages.

Abstract: A method and an electronic device for executing data reading/writing in volume migration are provided. The method includes: preventing a read/write action on a first volume; switching an execution object of the read/write action to a brand new second volume; releasing the read/write action so that the read/write action is executed on the second volume; and migrating data in the first volume to the second volume, and during migration, if the second volume already has data, skipping migrating content at a corresponding address in the first volume to the second volume.