tsk#0

Data unit is the generic term used in TSK to refer to a grouping of consecutive sectors. Sectors are typically 512-bytes and file systems group them together to form larger storage units. For example, they may group 8 consecutive 512-byte sectors together to form units that are 4096-bytes each. The file system assigns an address to each of these data units. Typically, the file system does not provide an address to each sector. It only allocates and refers to the data units.