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Now we no longer compute the cluster list at the exact moment when an in-memory inode is created, but rather defer doing that until we actually need the cluster list. This distinction is important when traversing directories, as we *are* interested in the inode, but not really in its contents (though now we do have to resort to using the file size to approximate the amount of allocated blocks, but this shouldn't be an issue when working with well-formed filesystems.)
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