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                      LESSON REVIEW                    


QPR1

1.  Each logical disk has a name that the file system associates 
with that area on the disk.  This name is actually the name of 
a special file located in which directory?

QPR2

2.  Name the command that will display the structure of the 
file systems on your screen.

QPR3

3.  Every file system has the same basic layout with four 
fundamental parts:

                - the ________ block,
                - the super block,
                - inodes, and
                - data blocks

QPR4

4.  Name the command that will print the inode numbers and 
corresponding file names for specified files.

QPR5

5.  The command that will make a new file system is __________.

QPR6

6. In order to mount a directory, which of the following 
conditions need NOT be met?

       a  the directory must exist
       b  the directory must be empty
       c  the directory must not be mounted elsewhere
       d  the directory must be read only

QPR7

7.  The syntax of the mount command is:

          /etc/mount  device  directoryname

Assume that the empty /projectC directory exists and 
that as superuser you want to mount /usr/teamA on it.  
Enter the appropriate command.

QPR8

8.  File systems should be unmounted only while in single-user 
mode and only after executing the /etc/shutdown command.

                       true or false?

QPR9

9.  Which command should you execute before and after using 
/etc/umount to insure that all pending I/O is completed on 
the system and that all of the buffers are empty?

QPR10

10.  The __________ file system cannot be unmounted.
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old question from 6sa_rev2
T:  To read a file of 394 blocks how many indirect blocks need to
:  be accessed?
M: 3! 3