Suppose an inode occupies one block, and blocks are of size %%1 bytes. further, suppose disk addresses occupy %%2 bytes. the inode has file attributes occupying 256 bytes, and its last disk address is used to link to another inode, if the file needs more blocks than the number of pointers to file blocks that can appear in one inode. how large (in bytes) can the file be, if no additional inode is needed to represent the file?