A process that prepares a disk partition (or removable media)for a
specific file system
A)data fork
B)inode
C)MBR
D)active partition
E)track
F)cluster
G)high-level formatting
H)disk quota
I)volume information block
J)file attributes

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High-level formatting is the process of preparing a disk partition or removable media for a specific file system. This includes creating the file allocation table, directory structure, and other essential metadata necessary for proper functioning of the file system. Other options mentioned, such as data fork, inode, MBR, active partition, track, cluster, disk quota, volume information block, and file attributes, are all related to different aspects of file systems but do not specifically refer to the process of formatting a partition or media for a file system.

A Process That Prepares a Disk Partition (Or Removable Media)for