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In Linux, what does the file system ext4 provide that ext3 does not?

A. Better performance, larger file sizes, and extents
B. Journaling
C. Support for Windows
D. Graphical user interface
Answer: Option A
Solution (By JKSSB Mock Tests Team)
ext4 adds extents (contiguous block allocation), supports volumes up to 1 EB, and improves performance over ext3.
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