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What is the difference between linux file system and windows file system?

A. Under Linux, the various partitions are detected at boot and assigned a drive letter whereas Under windows, unless you mount a partition or a device, the system does not know of the existence of that partition or device.
B. Under Windows, the various partitions are detected at boot and assigned a drive letter whereas Under Linux, unless you mount a partition or a device, the system does not know of the existence of that partition or device.
C. Under Windows, the various partitions are detected at reboot and assigned a drive letter whereas Under Linux, unless you mount a partition or a device, the system does not know of the existence of that partition or device.
D. Under Windows, the various partitions are detected at reboot and assigned a drive letter whereas Under Linux, you mount a partition or a device.
Answer» B. Under Windows, the various partitions are detected at boot and assigned a drive letter whereas Under Linux, unless you mount a partition or a device, the system does not know of the existence of that partition or device.
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