(2%) You are implementing a very simple file system without journaling. Creating a new file involves allocating one data block, writing the data, initializing the inode, and adding a directory entry that points to that inode. Writes can be reordered by caches unless explicitly flushed. Which sequence best preserves crash consistency, meaning that after a crash you will not end up with a directory entry that references an uninitialized inode or an inode that references garbage data (you may still allow space leaks)?