Linux Linked Files Question 1 Symbolic links have different inodes and the same

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Linux Linked Files

Question 1

Symbolic links have different inodes and the same data blocks

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Question 2

The inode stores the filename

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Question 3

The inode stores file permissions.

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Question 4

To create a symbolic link, use the ____.

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ln command

ln -s command

ln -l command

symln command

Question 5

When you update the data in a linked file, it updates the data in all linked files

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Question 6

Directories are files whose data blocks contain a list of files and subdirectories.

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Question 7

Hard Links have the same inode and the same data blocks

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Question 8

The text characters in a configuration file, such as grub.conf, are stored in the inode.

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Question 9

If you delete the original file that has symbolic links pointing to it, the data is lost and the symbolic links will point to nothing.

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Question 10

If you have four hard lnked files and delete one, the data is not lost.

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Question 11

If you delete a symbolic link file, the data will not be lost.

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Question 12

There is only one superblock for the entire file system

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Explanation / Answer

1. False. Symlink has its own inode.

2. False. Each inode stores the attributes and disk block location(s) of the filesystem object's data.

3. True

4. b

5. True

6. True

7. True

8. True

9.True

10. True

11.True

12. False

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