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Everything in a UNIX system is a file...
06/11/05
Everything in a UNIX system is a file...
Everything in a UNIX system is a file. Well, except things that aren't files, such as sockets.
# Physical disks are files—these have a fixed size, but you can seek to any point on the disk.
# Serial ports are files—these can be read from and written to, but seeking in a serial port has no meaning.
# Normal files are also files..
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