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What type of blocks are files stored in on a new disk?
Files on a new disk are typically stored in blocks known as allocation units or clusters. These blocks are fixed-size segments of disk space, which the file system uses to manage data efficiently. The size of these blocks can vary depending on the file system and the disk's formatting, but common sizes range from 512 bytes to several kilobytes. When a file is saved, it occupies one or more of these blocks, depending on its size.
The data blocks of a very large file in the Unix file system are allocated using?
an extensioin of indexed allocation
Traditional file environment?
Traditional file environment is not well suited to save data in them. They make it difficult to read the data as they are more unstructed.
What holds information about the layout of blocks and sectors in the unix file system?
Superblocks.
Distinguish between continuous file allocation and chained file allocation?
Continuous File Allocation - uses continuous range of blocks in logical block space Chained File Allocation - each block pointer to the next on disk
MPEG file are sound video movie or all above files?
all above
What type of utility are WinZip and PKZIP?
They are 'file compression' utilities. Basically, when windows saves a file, it's saved in fixed 'blocks' of data. ZIP programs 'strip out' the unused spaces in these blocks - reducing the amount of space the file occupies on the hard-drive. The files are 'unzipped' when they're in use, then compressed again back for storage.
What is Access Control Lists?
A file, the contents of which defines who can perform actions on a file or folder
The advantages of the variant of linked allocation that uses a FAT to chain together the blocks of a file?
The advantage is that while accessing a block that is stored at the middle of a file, its location can be determined by chasing the pointers stored in the FAT as opposed to accessing all of the individual blocks of the file in a sequential manner to find the pointer to the target block. Typically, most of the FAT can be cached in memory and therefore the pointers can be determined with just memory accesses instead of having to access the disk blocks.
Which right can only be granted by enabling the Full Control file-level permission?
Which right can only be granted by enabling the Full Control file-level permission
Which software creates txenc file?
Jupiter control
Where is a file list on a computer?
check in the control panel
