(a)What is the biggest size we can have for a file with SFS?(b)Provide data block numbers in sequence that will be read from the disk (only data blocks that contain file data) when read_t (inum, offset, buf1, count) is called in a user program, where inum is the corresponding inode number for the above inode, and buf1 is a pointer that points to a user-defined buffer. Suppose that there is a file with SFS and we have read the contents of its inode and related datablocks into the memory as shown below.The content of data block in memory(each cell represent 4-byte memory space)data block 33Cell 034Cell 135Cell 236Cell 3401st direct pointerCell 4412nd direct pointerCell 542indirect pointer33Cell 650Cell 756Cell 857Cell 961Cell 1068Cell 1169Here, each cell represents a 4-byte memory space and the decimal number inside is the unsignedinteger stored correspondingly. read_t (inum, offset, bufl, count)The data block numbers insequence that will be readfrom (only list the datablocks that contain file data)Example 1read_t(inum, 133, bufl, 400);read_t(inum, 133, bufl, 6000);read t(inum, 7000, buf1, 10000);Example 25 9(i)(ii)read_t(inum, 12000, bufl, 26000);(iii)read_t(inum, 10000, buf1, 36000);(iv)read_t(inum, 1000, bufl, 31000);

Name: (a)What is the biggest size we can have for a file with SFS?(b)Provide
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Description: (a)What is the biggest size we can have for a file with SFS?(b)Provide data block numbers in sequence that will be read from the disk (only data blocks that contain file data) when read_t (inum, offset, buf1, count) is called in a user program, where