FAT16 has the following values (0, 1= unused clusters, FFFF= end of file) a. If a file has a first cluster address of 3, find all the clusters (512 bytes per cluster) of this file.

b. If a file with 1500 bytes needs to be written, find the first cluster address, and all the clusters for this file.

Write all the values of this FAT16 after this file is written in the New Data Column

ECE 426 Operating Systems for Embedded Systems Yi Cheng winter 2016 Name: Danie Final Exam Open books and open note Score: /320 1. FAT16 has the following values (0, 1- unused clusters, FFFF data end of file) address New Values 0 0 6 4 0 0 all the clusters (512 bytes per cluster) of (10) If a file has a this file. a. first cluster address of 3,find (10) If a file with 1,500 bytes needs to be written, find the first cluster address, and all the clusters for this file. Write all the values of this FAT16 after this file is written in the New data column. b. February 6, 2018 Page 1 ECE 426 Operating Systems for Embedded Systems Yi Cheng winter 2016 Name: Danie Final Exam Open books and open note Score: /320 1. FAT16 has the following values (0, 1- unused clusters, FFFF data end of file) address New Values 0 0 6 4 0 0 all the clusters (512 bytes per cluster) of (10) If a file has a this file. a. first cluster address of 3,find (10) If a file with 1,500 bytes needs to be written, find the first cluster address, and all the clusters for this file. Write all the values of this FAT16 after this file is written in the New data column. b. February 6, 2018 Page 1