Read the description at the end of Part I that shows the relationship between directory content, inode table and file content before doing this question. Change your working directory to your login directoryCreate the file called share using cat command under your login directory. Enter one or two lines of text in it.Display the content of the share fileDisplay the number of hard links to the share file ONLY using the long optionUsing echo command, answer how many hard links (hard link count) the share file has.Display the inode number for the share file using appropriate option.Create the subdirectory, linkdir under your login directoryChange working directory to Stay in this directory until the rest of this question.Create a hard link called share2 to the share Remember that the share file is the parent directory and NOT in the current working directory. Hence, you need to specify correct relative or absolute pathname for share file in your hard link command.Display the inode number of share2 fileUsing echo command, answer whether the inode number for share and share2 files is same or different. Look to the earlier command to see the inode number of shareUsing echo command, answer what is the inode number of share2 fileDisplay the number of hard links to the share2 fileUsing echo command, answer the number of hard link count to share2Create a soft (symbolic) link called softShare to the share Caution: If you specify wrong pathname in the softlink, then you will not be able to display the content of the file; instead the system will display an error message.Display the inode number of softShare fileUsing echo command answer whether the inode number of softShare is same as share or not. From the inode number answer whether share and software are same file or two different files.Display the attributes of the softShare file using long option in the command. Notice that the number of hard links and the file permission on softShare is different from the shareDisplay the content of share2 fileDisplay the content of softShare fileUsing echo command, answer whether share2 and softSahre have the same content as that of share file or not

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Read the description at the end of Part I that shows the relationship between directory content, inode table and file content before doing this question.

Change your working directory to your login directory
Create the file called share using cat command under your login directory. Enter one or two lines of text in it.
Display the content of the share file
Display the number of hard links to the share file ONLY using the long option
Using echo command, answer how many hard links (hard link count) the share file has.
Display the inode number for the share file using appropriate option.
Create the subdirectory, linkdir under your login directory
Change working directory to Stay in this directory until the rest of this question.
Create a hard link called share2 to the share Remember that the share file is the parent directory and NOT in the current working directory. Hence, you need to specify correct relative or absolute pathname for share file in your hard link command.
Display the inode number of share2 file
Using echo command, answer whether the inode number for share and share2 files is same or different. Look to the earlier command to see the inode number of share
Using echo command, answer what is the inode number of share2 file
Display the number of hard links to the share2 file
Using echo command, answer the number of hard link count to share2
Create a soft (symbolic) link called softShare to the share Caution: If you specify wrong pathname in the softlink, then you will not be able to display the content of the file; instead the system will display an error message.
Display the inode number of softShare file
Using echo command answer whether the inode number of softShare is same as share or not. From the inode number answer whether share and software are same file or two different files.
Display the attributes of the softShare file using long option in the command. Notice that the number of hard links and the file permission on softShare is different from the share
Display the content of share2 file
Display the content of softShare file
Using echo command, answer whether share2 and softSahre have the same content as that of share file or not

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