Consider a file system that uses indexed allocation with a maximum of one index node per file. Suppose the index node oc
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Consider a file system that uses indexed allocation with a
maximum of one index node per file. Suppose the index node occupies
4096 bytes, that each block pointer occupies 4 bytes. Ignore the
metadata associated with the file that is usually contained in the
index node. How large should a block be (in bytes) so that this
scheme is able to completely access files on a 1 GB file
system?
maximum of one index node per file. Suppose the index node occupies
4096 bytes, that each block pointer occupies 4 bytes. Ignore the
metadata associated with the file that is usually contained in the
index node. How large should a block be (in bytes) so that this
scheme is able to completely access files on a 1 GB file
system?