Select all true statements O Hard links are a type of file that names another file/directory path Multiple hard links can point to the same l-Node Soft links are a type of file that names another file/directory path O Hard links point to l-Nodes Soft links can be used to subvert user permissions Multiple soft links can point to the same l-Node Soft links point to I-Nodes

Select all true statements O Hard links are a type of file that names another file/directory path Multiple hard links can point to the same l-Node Soft links are a type of file that names another file/directory path O Hard links point to l-Nodes Soft links can be used to subvert user permissions Multiple soft links can point to the same l-Node Soft links point to I-Nodes

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