Complete the code to identify the main data structure that stores file metadata in ext4.
The ext4 file system uses a data structure called [1] to store metadata about files.The inode is the core data structure in ext4 that holds metadata like file size, permissions, and pointers to data blocks.
Complete the code to explain what the inode number represents.
Each file in ext4 is identified by a unique [1] number which points to its inode.
The inode number is a unique identifier for each file's inode in the ext4 file system.
Fix the error in the statement about ext4 data storage.
In ext4, the inode stores the actual file data directly in the [1].
The inode contains metadata and pointers, but the actual file data is stored in data blocks.
Fill both blanks to describe how ext4 locates file data.
The inode contains pointers to [1] which are grouped into [2] to efficiently manage large files.
In ext4, the inode points to data blocks, which are organized into block groups to improve performance and management.
Fill all three blanks to explain ext4 inode features.
An ext4 inode stores [1] like permissions, [2] to data blocks, and timestamps such as [3].
The inode holds metadata (permissions, ownership), pointers to data blocks, and timestamps like modification time to track changes.