Question 1

Match each statement with an item
-Contains all information about a file.

Accepted Answer

A)  Superblock 
B)  Inode 
C)  Directory block 
D)  Data block 
E)  Data
F) Ordered
G) Writeback
H) Master Boot Record (MBR)
I) Volume group 
A)  Superblock 
B)  Inode 
C)  Directory block 
D)  Data block 
E)  Data
F) Ordered
G) Writeback
H) Master Boot Record (MBR)
I) Volume group

Question 2

File systems can be mounted with the ____ command.

Accepted Answer

A)  mount 
B)  fsck 
C)  fdisk 
D)  mkfs 
A)  mount 
B)  fsck 
C)  fdisk 
D)  mkfs

Question 3

Partitions are physical divisions of hard drives.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

How does the Logical Volume Manager tool collect information on free space from all disk partitions and storage devices and place it into one logical volume?

Accepted Answer

Logical Volume Manager, uses an abstract

Question 5

Which file system does not require a defragmentation utility?

Accepted Answer

A)  FAT 
B)  FAT32 
C)  MINIX 
D)  ext4 
A)  FAT 
B)  FAT32 
C)  MINIX 
D)  ext4

Question 6

Match each statement with an item
-Contains the filename and corresponding inode number.

Accepted Answer

A)  Superblock 
B)  Inode 
C)  Directory block 
D)  Data block 
E)  Data
F) Ordered
G) Writeback
H) Master Boot Record (MBR)
I) Volume group 
A)  Superblock 
B)  Inode 
C)  Directory block 
D)  Data block 
E)  Data
F) Ordered
G) Writeback
H) Master Boot Record (MBR)
I) Volume group

Question 7

Linux treats all objects, such as devices and directories, as files.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Ext4 uses ____ to make sure blocks on a disk aren't corrupted, which can happen if the system crashes.

Accepted Answer

A)  hash functions 
B)  mirror images 
C)  checksums 
D)  cyclical redundancy checks (CRCs) 
A)  hash functions 
B)  mirror images 
C)  checksums 
D)  cyclical redundancy checks (CRCs)

Question 9

____________________ is a technique for collecting information on free space from all disk partitions and storage devices into one logical volume.

Accepted Answer

Logical volume manag

Question 10

What happens if you attempt to unmount a file or directory that is open?

Accepted Answer

A)  The unmount occurs unconditionally without any warnings or prompts. 
B)  You receive a prompt to "close all files to continue" message. 
C)  You receive a message indicating the directory will be closed and the unmount will occur. 
D)  You get a"device is busy"error. 
A)  The unmount occurs unconditionally without any warnings or prompts. 
B)  You receive a prompt to "close all files to continue" message. 
C)  You receive a message indicating the directory will be closed and the unmount will occur. 
D)  You get a"device is busy"error.

Match each statement with an item -Contains all information about a file.

File systems can be mounted with the ____ command.

Partitions are physical divisions of hard drives.

How does the Logical Volume Manager tool collect information on free space from all disk partitions and storage devices and place it into one logical volume?

Which file system does not require a defragmentation utility?

Match each statement with an item -Contains the filename and corresponding inode number.

Linux treats all objects, such as devices and directories, as files.

Ext4 uses ____ to make sure blocks on a disk aren't corrupted, which can happen if the system crashes.

____________________ is a technique for collecting information on free space from all disk partitions and storage devices into one logical volume.

What happens if you attempt to unmount a file or directory that is open?

Introduction to the Linux Operating System

Installing Opensuse

Managing Files and Directories

Creating and Editing Files With Text Editors

Creating Shell Scripts and Displaying File Contents

Managing Data: Backup and Recovery Processes

Managing Users and Groups

Network Communications

Installing Software Packages

Apache Web Server

Domain Name System

Configuring a Mail Server

Working With the Network File System

Planning for a Linux Installation

Managing Resources in Linux

Networking in a Linux Environment

Using Samba for Interoperating Linux and Windows

Securing Linux

Advanced Linux Administration

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Exam 15: Linux File System Management and Administration

Match each statement with an item -Contains all information about a file.

File systems can be mounted with the ____ command.

Partitions are physical divisions of hard drives.

How does the Logical Volume Manager tool collect information on free space from all disk partitions and storage devices and place it into one logical volume?

Which file system does not require a defragmentation utility?

Match each statement with an item -Contains the filename and corresponding inode number.

Linux treats all objects, such as devices and directories, as files.

Ext4 uses ____ to make sure blocks on a disk aren't corrupted, which can happen if the system crashes.

____________________ is a technique for collecting information on free space from all disk partitions and storage devices into one logical volume.

What happens if you attempt to unmount a file or directory that is open?

Introduction to the Linux Operating System

Installing Opensuse

Managing Files and Directories

Creating and Editing Files With Text Editors

Creating Shell Scripts and Displaying File Contents

Managing Data: Backup and Recovery Processes

Managing Users and Groups

Network Communications

Installing Software Packages

Apache Web Server

Domain Name System

Configuring a Mail Server

Working With the Network File System

Planning for a Linux Installation

Managing Resources in Linux

Networking in a Linux Environment

Using Samba for Interoperating Linux and Windows

Securing Linux

Advanced Linux Administration

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