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| Name three different install types used to install Linux. |
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| CD/DVD Media, ISO file, Intallable live CD, Netinst, NFS |
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| Most Linux distributions are available for __________ hardware platforms. |
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| True or False. Linux computers include the software needed to burn ISO images to disc. |
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| ____ is a high performance journaling file system with features to support large files. |
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| Name three different file systems used natively in Linux distros. |
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| ext2, ext3, ext4, JFS, ReiserFS, XFS |
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| The _______ partition stores virtual memory data. |
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| A ________ file system logs changes before actually writing them to the file system, making them less likely to become corrupted during a system crash. |
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| Generally there is no performance advantage to maintaining separate partitions, but putting _____ and _____ files onto separate partitions is an exception to this rule. |
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| fdisk and parted are ______ ______. |
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| ____ is the primary file system on many Linux distros. |
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