Given the following output from TSK. Suppose the image name is called nikonsd.E01 and it represents a FATfilesystem.d/d 4:+ d/d 2:+ 1/1 61d/d 8:1+ d/d869:++ 1/ 1059:++r/x 1060:+ d/d 9051++ d/d 9331+++ 2/E 965:How many directories are there?610ragl.dat_irldir2IMG_0031.JPGIMG_0032.JPGrestorePIfrag3.dat

TSK detects the Disk Dump (dd) output. This comes in both Windows and Unix operating systems.…

Given the following output from TSK. Suppose the image name is called nikonsd.E01 and it represents a PAT filesystem. d/d 4: + d/d 21 +x/ 61 d/d 81: + d/d 869: ++x/x 1059: ++r/r 10601 + d/d 905: ** *** / How many directories are there? ragl.dat irl dir2 IMG_0031.JPG IMG_0032.JPG restore ++d/d 933: P1 965: frag3.dat

Given the following output from TSK. Suppose the image name is called nikonsd.E01 and it represents a PAT filesystem. d/d 4: + d/d 21 +x/ 61 d/d 81: + d/d 869: ++x/x 1059: ++r/r 10601 + d/d 905: * / How many directories are there? ragl.dat irl dir2 IMG_0031.JPG IMG_0032.JPG restore ++d/d 933: P1 965: frag3.dat

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1PE

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