Multiple choice technology operating systems

Unix File System

  1. controls the way that information in files and directories is stored on disk

  2. It schedules the task to Processor

  3. An memory driver

  4. It controls which users can access what items and how
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Explanation

The Unix File System controls storage structure (how files/directories are organized on disk) and access permissions (which users can read/write/execute). It does not schedule tasks to processors (that's the kernel's scheduler) nor is it a memory driver.

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