Question 1

When installing openSUSE with an AutoYaST profile, describe the three boot media available to store the XML file.

Accepted Answer

To install openSUSE with an AutoYaST profile, you must decide what boot medium you want to use to store the XML file:
•	NFS server - You can use an NFS server to host an AutoYaST profile, which can be opened with the autoyast=nfs:///server/ path command in the Startup Options window.
•	Web server - You can use a Web server to host an AutoYaST profile, which can be opened with the autoyast=http:///[user.password@]server/path command in the Startup Options window.
•	USB drive - You can use a USB drive to host an AutoYaST profile and open it with the autoyast=usb:///path command in the Startup Options window.

Question 2

Which hard drive interface is an advanced IDE interface?

Accepted Answer

A)  SATA 
B)  AGP 
C)  PATA 
D)  SCSI 
A)  SATA 
B)  AGP 
C)  PATA 
D)  SCSI A

Question 3

Why do nVidia drivers fail to load automatically when installing openSUSE Linux?

Accepted Answer

A)  nVidia is closed source. 
B)  nVidia is open source. 
C)  nVidia does not work with openSUSE Linux. 
D)  nVidia cards use a proprietary pin structure requiring an external card. 
A)  nVidia is closed source. 
B)  nVidia is open source. 
C)  nVidia does not work with openSUSE Linux. 
D)  nVidia cards use a proprietary pin structure requiring an external card. A

Question 4

Match each statement with an item
-RAM that retains the data stored in its memory cells.

Accepted Answer

A)  L1 cache 
B)  L2 cache 
C)  L3 cache 
D)  DRAM 
E)  SRAM
F) PROM
G) EPROM
H) EEPROM
I) Flash memory 
A)  L1 cache 
B)  L2 cache 
C)  L3 cache 
D)  DRAM 
E)  SRAM
F) PROM
G) EPROM
H) EEPROM
I) Flash memory

Question 5

In Windows, how do you find information on your video card?

Accepted Answer

To find information on your video card,

Question 6

Which hard drive type is typically used for servers?

Accepted Answer

A)  SATA 
B)  IDE 
C)  PATA 
D)  SCSI 
A)  SATA 
B)  IDE 
C)  PATA 
D)  SCSI

Question 7

Which partition type is installed as part of the Linux boot sector?

Accepted Answer

A)  Primary 
B)  Extended 
C)  Logical 
D)  Cache 
A)  Primary 
B)  Extended 
C)  Logical 
D)  Cache

Question 8

A(n) ____________________ is a component hard-wired into the CPU to determine processor speed.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A(n) ____________________ is a component hard-wired into...

Question 9

Match each statement with an item
-The most common type of RAM because it is less expensive.

Accepted Answer

A)  L1 cache 
B)  L2 cache 
C)  L3 cache 
D)  DRAM 
E)  SRAM
F) PROM
G) EPROM
H) EEPROM
I) Flash memory 
A)  L1 cache 
B)  L2 cache 
C)  L3 cache 
D)  DRAM 
E)  SRAM
F) PROM
G) EPROM
H) EEPROM
I) Flash memory

Question 10

Describe two examples of long-term storage devices.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Describe two examples of long-term storage devices....

Question 11

How are hard drives labeled?

Accepted Answer

A)  Hard drives are labeled by how they connect to a computer. 
B)  Hard drives are labeled according to the IEEE hard drive standard. 
C)  Hard drives are labeled by the number of platters they contain. 
D)  Hard drives are labeled according to each manufacturer's specifications. 
A)  Hard drives are labeled by how they connect to a computer. 
B)  Hard drives are labeled according to the IEEE hard drive standard. 
C)  Hard drives are labeled by the number of platters they contain. 
D)  Hard drives are labeled according to each manufacturer's specifications.

Question 12

Describe the CPU and its two major components.

Accepted Answer

The CPU, also known as the microprocesso

Question 13

Given an HDD partition naming scheme of /dev/sda5, what type of partition is being used?

Accepted Answer

A)  SATA primary drive 
B)  SAT logical drive 
C)  SCSI primary drive 
D)  SCSI logical drive 
A)  SATA primary drive 
B)  SAT logical drive 
C)  SCSI primary drive 
D)  SCSI logical drive

Question 14

Match each statement with an item
-Contains data that is erased by exposure to UV light, so it must be removed from the device to be erased and reprogrammed.

Accepted Answer

A)  L1 cache 
B)  L2 cache 
C)  L3 cache 
D)  DRAM 
E)  SRAM
F) PROM
G) EPROM
H) EEPROM
I) Flash memory 
A)  L1 cache 
B)  L2 cache 
C)  L3 cache 
D)  DRAM 
E)  SRAM
F) PROM
G) EPROM
H) EEPROM
I) Flash memory

Question 15

What is the total number of pixels needed to display an image onscreen for an 800 × 600 display resolution?

Accepted Answer

A)  600 
B)  800 
C)  48,000 
D)  480,000 
A)  600 
B)  800 
C)  48,000 
D)  480,000

Question 16

Match each statement with an item
-Nonvolatile memory that can be programmed only once.

Accepted Answer

A)  L1 cache 
B)  L2 cache 
C)  L3 cache 
D)  DRAM 
E)  SRAM
F) PROM
G) EPROM
H) EEPROM
I) Flash memory 
A)  L1 cache 
B)  L2 cache 
C)  L3 cache 
D)  DRAM 
E)  SRAM
F) PROM
G) EPROM
H) EEPROM
I) Flash memory

Question 17

When creating a Linux virtual machine with Windows, why should you check hard drive information and how do you accomplish this task in Windows?

Accepted Answer

You should check hard drive information

Question 18

What is the speed of a computer running at 266 MHz with a multiplier of two?

Accepted Answer

A)  2 MHz 
B)  133 MHz 
C)  266 MHz 
D)  532 MHz 
A)  2 MHz 
B)  133 MHz 
C)  266 MHz 
D)  532 MHz

Question 19

The clock ____ is the number of pulses per second generated by the motherboard.

Accepted Answer

A)  signal 
B)  multiplier 
C)  time 
D)  speed 
A)  signal 
B)  multiplier 
C)  time 
D)  speed

Question 20

A(n) ____ profile is an ASCII XML configuration file used to specify the software being installed, the partitioning scheme, and the root user's password.

Accepted Answer

A)  Boot 
B)  Auto 
C)  AutoYaST 
D)  Config 
A)  Boot 
B)  Auto 
C)  AutoYaST 
D)  Config

When installing openSUSE with an AutoYaST profile, describe the three boot media available to store the XML file.

Which hard drive interface is an advanced IDE interface?

Why do nVidia drivers fail to load automatically when installing openSUSE Linux?

Match each statement with an item -RAM that retains the data stored in its memory cells.

In Windows, how do you find information on your video card?

Which hard drive type is typically used for servers?

Which partition type is installed as part of the Linux boot sector?

A(n) ____________________ is a component hard-wired into the CPU to determine processor speed.

Match each statement with an item -The most common type of RAM because it is less expensive.

Describe two examples of long-term storage devices.

How are hard drives labeled?

Describe the CPU and its two major components.

Given an HDD partition naming scheme of /dev/sda5, what type of partition is being used?

Match each statement with an item -Contains data that is erased by exposure to UV light, so it must be removed from the device to be erased and reprogrammed.

What is the total number of pixels needed to display an image onscreen for an 800 × 600 display resolution?

Match each statement with an item -Nonvolatile memory that can be programmed only once.

When creating a Linux virtual machine with Windows, why should you check hard drive information and how do you accomplish this task in Windows?

What is the speed of a computer running at 266 MHz with a multiplier of two?

The clock ____ is the number of pulses per second generated by the motherboard.

A(n) ____ profile is an ASCII XML configuration file used to specify the software being installed, the partitioning scheme, and the root user's password.

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

Linux File System Management and Administration

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 14: Planning for a Linux Installation

When installing openSUSE with an AutoYaST profile, describe the three boot media available to store the XML file.

Which hard drive interface is an advanced IDE interface?

Why do nVidia drivers fail to load automatically when installing openSUSE Linux?

Match each statement with an item -RAM that retains the data stored in its memory cells.

In Windows, how do you find information on your video card?

Which hard drive type is typically used for servers?

Which partition type is installed as part of the Linux boot sector?

A(n) ____________________ is a component hard-wired into the CPU to determine processor speed.

Match each statement with an item -The most common type of RAM because it is less expensive.

Describe two examples of long-term storage devices.

How are hard drives labeled?

Describe the CPU and its two major components.

Given an HDD partition naming scheme of /dev/sda5, what type of partition is being used?

Match each statement with an item -Contains data that is erased by exposure to UV light, so it must be removed from the device to be erased and reprogrammed.

What is the total number of pixels needed to display an image onscreen for an 800 × 600 display resolution?

Match each statement with an item -Nonvolatile memory that can be programmed only once.

When creating a Linux virtual machine with Windows, why should you check hard drive information and how do you accomplish this task in Windows?

What is the speed of a computer running at 266 MHz with a multiplier of two?

The clock ____ is the number of pulses per second generated by the motherboard.

A(n) ____ profile is an ASCII XML configuration file used to specify the software being installed, the partitioning scheme, and the root user's password.

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

Linux File System Management and Administration

Managing Resources in Linux

Networking in a Linux Environment

Using Samba for Interoperating Linux and Windows

Securing Linux

Advanced Linux Administration

Filters