In the file system, assume we use $512$ bytes of a disk block, and the disk has $4096$ disk blocks. Assume the file system supports an absolute path, and each directory fits into a single data block each. List all blocks $($bitmap$,$ inode, and data blocks$)$ that need to be accessed in order to execute the following command: "cat $/$t$.$txt$".$ Note that the size of $"$t$.$txt$"$ is $7,690$ bytes.