The FAT method A. keeps information about the block where bit vector is stored. B. employs space maps to manage information about free blocks. C. does not store information about free blocks. D. incorporates free-block accounting into the allocation data structure. The basic file systems ○ A. reads and writes physical blocks on the storage device. B. tracks unallocated blocks and provides them the when it is required. ○ C. manages directory structure. D. is responsible for protection.

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