Suppose file1.txt and file2.txt are both text files in a UNIX file system where each i-node has 8 direct block addresses followed by an indirect block. Suppose file1.txt has 5 blocks of data whereas file2.txt has 11 blocks of data. What are the similarities between their i-nodes? What is the main dissimilarity between their i-nodes?

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