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Some file systems allow disk storage to be allocated at different levels
of granularity. For instance, a file system could allocate 4 KB of disk
space as a single 4-KB block or as eight 512-byte blocks. How could
we take advantage of this flexibility to improve performance? What
modifications would have to be made to the free-space management
scheme in order to support this feature?

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