In linux, a [...] link includes two inodes (and therefore two different blocks of disk space), one contains the actual data of the file, the other serves as just a pointer to the first file.
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In linux, a [...] link includes two inodes (and therefore two different blocks of disk space), one contains the actual data of the file, the other serves as just a pointer to the first file.
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In linux, a [...] link includes two inodes (and therefore two different blocks of disk space), one contains the actual data of the file, the other serves as just a pointer to the first file.
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Soft/Symbolic
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15. Symbolic and Hard Links mare. Also consider a document that must be present in many directories, but which would be easier to update at one point. The way two (or more) files can have the same data is with links. 15.1 <span>Soft Links To demonstrate a soft link, try the following: 5 10 touch myfile ln -s myfile myfile2 ls -al cat > myfile a few lines of text ^D cat myfile cat myfile2 Notice that the ls -al listing
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