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=== Directories ===
Directories are inodes which contain some number of "entries" as their contents. These entries are nothing more than a name/inode pair. For instance the inode corresponding to the root directory might have an entry with the name of "etc" and an inode value of 50. A directory inode stores these entries in a linked-list fashion in its contents blocks.
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