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includeh10 wrote:
Are file sizes the same under different operating systems?


Yes and No.
The actual size of a file in bytes will remain constant throughout the known universe; as long as 1 byte == 8 bits remains true.

However the size of the file on a storage medium (disk, DVD, memory stick etc.) varies according to the device sector size. For example if a disk has a sector size of 28 bytes then a file of 100 bytes will take up 4 sectors: 3 full sectors, plus 1 extra containing the last 16 bytes. This will give an apparent file size of 112 bytes. If the filesystem uses compression then the size on disk cannot be calculated accurately, although the file system will still return the correct size uncompressed.
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