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EC-Council: Computer Hacking Forensic Investigator(CHFI-V10)
Module 3 : Understanding Hard Disks and File Systems
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Which block in ext2 file system stores information about the size and shape of the Ext2 file system?
A:    Inode Bit Map
B:    Group Descriptor
C:    Inode Table
D:    Super Block
Explanation: A superblock stores information about the size and shape of the ext2 file system. This information enables the file-system manager to use and manage the file system. Every group descriptor contains Block bitmap, Inode bitmap, Inode table, Free block count, free inode count, and used directory count In the ext2 file system, the inode is the basic building block. It contains Mode, Owner information, Size of the file, Timestamps and data block In the ext2 file system, directories are special files used to create and hold access paths to the files in the file system. It contains Inode, Name length, and Name