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Which directory contains device files for hard drives, optical drives, and USB devices?
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Which of the following device file names represent the second local terminal on the system?
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/dev/fd2
/dev/sda2 /dev/tty2 /dev/ttyS2 |
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You have added a second hard disk to your Linux system. Which of the following commands will allow you to partition the new drive?
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fdisk /dev/sdc
fdisk /sd0-1 format /dev/sdb1 fdisk/dev/sdb |
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How many primary partitions can you create on a single hard disk drive?
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4
2 8 Unlimited |
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How many logical partitions can you create on an extended partition?
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Unlimited
4 2 1 |
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Type the full device file name for the second partition on the hard drive with the lowest ID number?
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You want to view partition information for you sda device. Which commands could you use to view the partitions defines on sda? (select 2)
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cat /proc/part
fdisk /dev/sda, then press p cat /etc/part fdisk -l |
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Type the full device name for the first partition on the hard drive with the third lowed ID number
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You have a system with a single hard disk. You add a new hard disk to your system. Which of the following commands would you use to partition the new drive?
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fdisk /dev/sd1
fdisk /dev/sd2 fdisk /dev/sd0 fdisk /dev/sdb fdisk /dev/sda |
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Which hexadecimal code represents an extended partition?
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0x82
0x85 0x88 0x83 |
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You have put a new hard disk in you system and created 2 primary (sdb1 and sdb2) and on extended partition (sdb3). You have just formatted sdb1 with sdb3 and sdb2 as a swap area. When you try to format sdb3 as a swap area, you are unable to. What is the problem?
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- You cannot format an extended partition as a swap area (must use primary partition)
- You can only have one swap area on a single drive - You cannot format an extended partition - The swap area must be on the first partition on a drive |