Linux Partitions
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- 1.Before using a hard disk, you must (choose the correct order):
- A.
Mount, format, make partitions
- B.
Format, make partitions, mount
- C.
Make partitions, format, mount
- D.
Make partitions, mount, format
- 2.What is the name of partition that only can be created within the extended partition?
- A.
Primary
- B.
Extended
- C.
Logical
- D.
NTFS
- 3.How many maximum primary partitions can be made?
- A.
1
- B.
2
- C.
3
- D.
4
- 4.The second partition of the first IDE hard disk, listed as:
- A.
/dev/hdb1
- B.
/dev/hda2
- C.
/dev/sdb1
- D.
/dev/sda2
- 5.The first partition of the SATA second hard disk, listed as:
- A.
/dev/hdb1
- B.
/dev/hda2
- C.
/dev/sdb1
- D.
/dev/sda2
- 6.The list below are valid file system format for Linux, except:
- A.
Ext2
- B.
Vfat
- C.
Swap
- D.
Raiserfs
- 7.The minimum partitions/mount points should be made in Linux installation, are:
- A.
Swap and /boot
- B.
/boot and /
- C.
/ and swap
- D.
Swap and /var
- 8.Partitions/mount points that should be be created separately, because it's size always growing, are:
- A.
/var and /home
- B.
/home and /boot
- C.
/boot and /var
- D.
/var and /tmp
- 9.Which partitions with file system that should not be removed, if you want to keep your Windows active?
- A.
NTFS
- B.
Ext3
- C.
Swap
- D.
Ext2
- 10.How much swap partition size you need to setup for Linux?
- A.
Once system RAM size
- B.
Twice system RAM size
- C.
Three times system RAM size
- D.
Four times system RAM size
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