Mastering File System Management

Mastering File System Management

Test your knowledge on managing file systems in operating systems with these 11 challenging questions.

published on July 06
1/11

What does FAT stand for in terms of file systems?

What does FAT stand for in terms of file systems?
File Allocation Table
File Allocation Tree
File Access Table
Folder Allocation Tree
2/11

Which file system is commonly used in Windows operating systems?

NTFS
EXT4
HFS+
F2FS
3/11

What is the maximum file size supported by FAT32?

2 GB
4 GB
8 GB
16 GB
4/11

Which command is used to display the disk usage of files/directories in Unix-like systems?

du -a
dd
du -h
df -h
5/11

What is the purpose of the 'chown' command in Linux?

Change file owner
Change file permissions
Change file location
Check file status
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Which file system is commonly used in macOS?

HFS+
ReiserFS
JFS
Btrfs
7/11

What does 'RAID' stand for in the context of storage systems?

Redundant Array of Independent Disks
Read And Insert Data
Random Array of Inbound Data
Recover And Identify Devices
8/11

Which command is used to create a new directory in Unix-based systems?

mkdir
touch
rmdir
mv
9/11

What is the purpose of the 'mount' command in Linux?

Mounting file systems
Unlinking directories
Changing file permissions
Copying files
10/11

Which file system is known for its copy-on-write functionality?

FAT32
NTFS
Btrfs
HFS+
11/11

What is the main function of an inode in Unix-like file systems?

Store metadata about files/directories
Execute commands
Transfer data between disks
Display disk usage