File Systems and Inodes
Files, attributes and the open-file tables; directory structures from single-level to acyclic graph; hard and soft links; contiguous, linked, FAT and indexed allocation with their access costs; the inode block map and the maximum file size formula with computed values; disk reads needed to reach a given byte offset; pointer size from disk size; and free-space management by bitmap, linked list, grouping and counting, with bitmap and FAT sizes. All values were computed by script.
