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My question. When you use rm command, you basically unlink the hard link to the inode, so how do file system know the file is removed and can be used later since the inode does not know how many hard links are linking to it. In another words, there could be one or more hard links to one inode, how do file system know the hard link being "rm"ed is the last one to the file so the space is freed?

thanks!!

dat keyboard tho

Great video! Very helpful.

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Amir - GREAT video. Keep them comming sir. Thank you.

Thank you Amir. Very clear, and simply explained.

very clear explanation. thanks :)

nice one

brilliant explanation

hey so what's with the keyboard slapping? Anyway thanks, good explanation.

Tilde character (~) 0:12 for reference to home directory Dollar sign ($) 1:11 for shell expansion Hash mark (#) 2:09 for commenting Angle bracket(s) (> and >>) 2:53 for for redirection

Semi-colon (;) 4:33 for chaining commands Ampersands (&&) 5:00 for chaining commands on success Pipes (||) 6:40 for chaining commands on failure Ampersand (&) 7:20 for backgrounding a process Pipe (|) 8:14 for piping output of one command to the input of another commad Backslash (\) 9:41 for stopping the interpretation of the next character