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File system: Suppose that you have a UNIX file system where thedisk block size is 1000 bytes…

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Question 3. (20 points) [File System] Suppose that you have a UNIX file system where the disk block size is 1000 bytes. Disk addresses and file block pointers take 32 bits (4 bytes), and the i-node contains 10 direct pointers, one single-indirect pointer and one double- indirect pointer. Assume an index block is the same size as a disk block [Hint: it may help if you sketch a picture of how i-node is used to locate the blocks making up a file. ] 3) If a user wants to store 50,000 bytes into a file, how many disk blocks the file nt ung the inodehe would need from the hard disk not including the 1-node? D. 6 В. 100 E.51 F. 101 A. 50 C. 5 Answer: orblocks 4) If a file has 50,000 bytes of data and it is never been accessed, we only assume the i-node is in memory, none of the rest of the file the user wants to access to 400 bytes of data from address 8,500, how many LVO operations would be needed? A. 1 Answer: B. 2 D. 4 C. 3 E.5 F. 6 Show transcribed image text Question 3. (20 points) [File System] Suppose that you have a UNIX file system where the disk block size is 1000 bytes. Disk addresses and file block pointers take 32 bits (4 bytes), and the i-node contains 10 direct pointers, one single-indirect pointer and one double- indirect pointer. Assume an index block is the same size as a disk block [Hint: it may help if you sketch a picture of how i-node is used to locate the blocks making up a file. ]
3) If a user wants to store 50,000 bytes into a file, how many disk blocks the file nt ung the inodehe would need from the hard disk not including the 1-node? D. 6 В. 100 E.51 F. 101 A. 50 C. 5 Answer: orblocks 4) If a file has 50,000 bytes of data and it is never been accessed, we only assume the i-node is in memory, none of the rest of the file the user wants to access to 400 bytes of data from address 8,500, how many LVO operations would be needed? A. 1 Answer: B. 2 D. 4 C. 3 E.5 F. 6

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