Hey um , i have a small prob, in indexed allocation , in the index block why there are 3 (-1)s ? In FAT table (-1) means the last block, but in indexed allocation whats the meaning of (-1)? I dont understand why there are 3 (-1)s in index block, and in the last part of video ,you replaced those 3 (-1)s with some block numbers, so that means (-1) is like free blocks associated to a file so that the file can expand? Am i correct?, i mean according to given example the file "jeep" was given 3 extra free blocks(mentioned as -1 each) so that the file can expand to those 3 blocks if needed? Am i corect? Pls reply i have an exam tomorrow🙂
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Thanks for going thru this, I was dreading to read walls of boring text to try and understand how this all works
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Excellent explanation! The best one in TH-cam. The exercises are very clear. Thank you!
In a way the coronavirus has been really good for higher education. If not for covid, this video would not have been made publicly available.
Hi casey, may I ask, actually on part of the video 11:56, how it gets -1 on list? a little bit unclear about that. can you explain on that?
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Hey um , i have a small prob, in indexed allocation , in the index block why there are 3 (-1)s ? In FAT table (-1) means the last block, but in indexed allocation whats the meaning of (-1)? I dont understand why there are 3 (-1)s in index block, and in the last part of video ,you replaced those 3 (-1)s with some block numbers, so that means (-1) is like free blocks associated to a file so that the file can expand? Am i correct?, i mean according to given example the file "jeep" was given 3 extra free blocks(mentioned as -1 each) so that the file can expand to those 3 blocks if needed? Am i corect? Pls reply i have an exam tomorrow🙂
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