Exam 2: Linux Installation and Usage

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Match each correct item with the statement below. a.BASH shell b.ext4 c.filesystem d.GUID Partition Table e.ISO image f.journaling g.Master Boot Record (MBR) h.shell i.terminal j.virtual memory -An area on a hard disk or SSD (swap partition) that can be used to store information that normally resides in physical memory (RAM), if the physical memory is being used excessively.

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Question 41

Older systems often use _________________ hard disks that physically connect to the computer in one of four different configurations.

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Question 42

After a shell is no longer needed, what command can be given to exit the shell?

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Question 43

Describe virtual memory, and explain how it is used.

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Question 44

Match each correct item with the statement below. a.BASH shell b.ext4 c.filesystem d.GUID Partition Table e.ISO image f.journaling g.Master Boot Record (MBR) h.shell i.terminal j.virtual memory -A file that contains the content of a DVD.

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Question 45

Explain what a metacharacter is, and detail the significance of the $ metacharacter.

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Question 46

When using command-line terminal, specific letters that start with a dash ("-") and appear after command names are considered to be:

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Question 47

The Linux kernel exists as a file named:

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Question 48

By default, Fedora 20 allows the root user to log into the GNOME desktop.

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Question 49

Match each correct item with the statement below. a.BASH shell b.ext4 c.filesystem d.GUID Partition Table e.ISO image f.journaling g.Master Boot Record (MBR) h.shell i.terminal j.virtual memory -The area of a large hard disk ( > 2TB) outside a partition that stores partition information and boot loaders

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Older systems often use _________________ hard disks that physically connect to the computer in one of four different configurations.

After a shell is no longer needed, what command can be given to exit the shell?

Describe virtual memory, and explain how it is used.

Match each correct item with the statement below. a.BASH shell b.ext4 c.filesystem d.GUID Partition Table e.ISO image f.journaling g.Master Boot Record (MBR) h.shell i.terminal j.virtual memory -A file that contains the content of a DVD.

Explain what a metacharacter is, and detail the significance of the $ metacharacter.

When using command-line terminal, specific letters that start with a dash ("-") and appear after command names are considered to be:

The Linux kernel exists as a file named:

By default, Fedora 20 allows the root user to log into the GNOME desktop.

Introduction to Linux

Exploring Linux Filesystems

Linux Filesystem Management

Linux Filesystem Administration

Linux Server Deployment

Working With the Bash Shell

System Initialization and X Windows

Managing Linux Processes

Common Administrative Tasks

Compression, System Backup, and Software Installation

Network Configuration

Configuring Network Services

Troubleshooting, Performance, and Security

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Exam 2: Linux Installation and Usage

Older systems often use _________________ hard disks that physically connect to the computer in one of four different configurations.​

After a shell is no longer needed, what command can be given to exit the shell?

Describe virtual memory, and explain how it is used.

Match each correct item with the statement below.​ a.​BASH shell b.ext4​ c.​filesystem d.​GUID Partition Table e.​ISO image f.journaling​ g.​Master Boot Record (MBR) h.​shell i.​terminal j.virtual memory -​A file that contains the content of a DVD.

Explain what a metacharacter is, and detail the significance of the $ metacharacter.

When using command-line terminal, specific letters that start with a dash ("-") and appear after command names are considered to be:

The Linux kernel exists as a file named:​

By default, Fedora 20 allows the root user to log into the GNOME desktop.​

Introduction to Linux

Exploring Linux Filesystems

Linux Filesystem Management

Linux Filesystem Administration

Linux Server Deployment

Working With the Bash Shell

System Initialization and X Windows

Managing Linux Processes

Common Administrative Tasks

Compression, System Backup, and Software Installation

Network Configuration

Configuring Network Services

Troubleshooting, Performance, and Security

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Older systems often use _________________ hard disks that physically connect to the computer in one of four different configurations.

Match each correct item with the statement below. a.BASH shell b.ext4 c.filesystem d.GUID Partition Table e.ISO image f.journaling g.Master Boot Record (MBR) h.shell i.terminal j.virtual memory -A file that contains the content of a DVD.

The Linux kernel exists as a file named:

By default, Fedora 20 allows the root user to log into the GNOME desktop.