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Nice answer It really helped me though ..... for those who did not understood ...... when u look at the contents of rdsk and dsk they are the same but the difference is in the way and where they operate .... like rdsk will directly operate on the driver tht's more of the hardware side while dsk will operate on the processes more of the software side .... if thr's any error in my answer plz do reply  |
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