Perform all of the following on your Linux instance.

• Make a directory named ${HOME}/courses/it340/module04 where ${HOME} is your regular user's home directory (i.e. NOT the root user). Inside of this ${HOME}/courses/it340/module04 directory perform the following.
  • Create a file named perms01 with permissions rwxrw-r--.
  • Create a file named perms02 with permissions rwxr-xr-x.
  • Create a file named perms03 with permissions r-xrw-rw-.
  • Create a file named perms04 with permissions rwsrw-r--.
  • Create a file named perms05 with permissions rwSrwsr--.
  • Create a file named perms06 with permissions r-xr-xr-T.
• Attach a 1GB disk to your virtual machine and perform the following.
  • Partition this disk into two partitions.
    • One partition of size 256MB.
    • One partition of size 512MB.
  • Create a filesystem on each partition.
    • The 256MB partition should have an ext4 filesystem.
    • The 512MB partition should have an xfs filesystem.
  • Update /etc/fstab to mount the partitions persistently.
    • Add an entry to mount the 256MB partition to /mnt/small.
    • Add an entry to mount the 512MB partition to /mnt/large.
  • Mount the partitions immediately.

For credit on this assignment, upload one or more screenshots showing all of the following.

• The output of ls -l ${HOME}/courses/it340/module04.
• The output of df -h.
• The output of lsblk -f.
• The output of cat /etc/fstab.