This chapter quiz covers Linux+ Networking, focusing on hardware interfacing, memory utilization, system logs, RAID levels, and system configurations for optimal device operation.
True
False
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RAID 0
RAID 1
RAID 4
RAID 5
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False
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/root/log
/sys/log
/var/log
/etc/log
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In RAM
On the hard disk drive in the / directory
On the hard disk drive in the /etc directory
On the hard disk drive in the /var directory
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On the BIOS chip maintained by a small flow of electricity from a battery
On the CMOS chip maintained by a small flow of electricity
In the bootloader
In the appropriate file in the /proc directory
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2
4
1
0
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An 8-pin connector
A 15-pin connector
A 50-pin connector
A 68-pin connector
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Fast and wide
Slow and wide
Slow and narrow
Fast and narrow
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2
5
8
7
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Open a desktop environment and view system information on the Settings menu.
View the appropriate files in the /etc directory.
View the contents of the appropriate files in the /settings directory.
View the contents of the appropriate files in the /proc directory.
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IRQ 7 and I/O address 378-37F
IRQ 5 and I/O address 378-37F
IRQ 5 and I/O address 3F8-3FF
IRQ 7 and I/O address 278-27F
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SCSI
DMA
IRQ
I/O address
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/root/install.log
/proc/install.log
/root/install.log.syslog
/proc/install.log.syslog
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False
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The operating system must support Plug-and-Play.
The system must have used up all available IRQs.
The device to be configured must support Plug-and-Play.
The BIOS must support Plug-and-Play.
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Disk imaging software
An automatic software installation server
A kickstart file
An automated boot disk
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They both have assignments that function to serve two different data path widths, 16 bit and 8 bit.
They have nothing in common.
They both have one assignment that is lost to normal user usage.
They are both lists of prioritized assignments.
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