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The intended purpose for the ? virtual filesystem is to provide an interface into the kernel and its processes

/proc

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This program receives user commands and executes them

shell program

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? supports both audio and video signals in a single cable, making it convenient and efficient for transmitting digital data.

HDMI

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tar-xvf what do x v and f options do , and what does tar stand for ?

tape archive

x = extracts files from an archive

v = displays verbose output

f = specifies archive file

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what command runs a shell or command as another user

su

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which character in a shell prompt indicates the shell is running with root privileges

#

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Within the "free" command, the "Mem:" line reveals total ? statistics for the Linux system

RAM

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name two web servers

apache NGINX

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Which of the following Linux distributions allows the team members to apply as much of their Red Hat Enterprise Linux knowledge as possible?

CentOS

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Which of the following commands can be used to resolve a DNS name to an IP address?

host

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these two statements are true for which command ?

displays the content of the linux kernel ring buffer

it might not display older information because it was overwritten by newer info

dmesg

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Which of the following types of bus can connect hard disk drives with the motherboard?

SATA bus

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what is the UID of the user root

0

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If you have a few ide/pata devices installed in a system, ? for the first device, ? second device, and ? for the third devices

hda : 1st

hdb : 2nd

hdc : 3rd

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Which of the following would properly identify the device associated with the second partition on the first hard disk on the first IDE controller of a system?

/dev/hda2

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Which of the following commands would be used to display the value of the HOME variable to the terminal's display?

echo $HOME


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What is the command that will show system boot time messages?

dmesg

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Which of the following commands will display a list of all files in the current directory, including those that may be hidden?

ls -a

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Which type of link contains the data in the target file?

hard link

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Regular users on a Linux system begin at UID ? and increment by 1 for each additional user.

1000

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A ? directory listing includes the content of sub-directories. with what switch ?

recursive -r

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Which of the following is a Debian-based computer operating system for Raspberry Pi?

Raspbian

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Which keyboard shortcut allows copying highlighted text while working in the command line terminal?

CTRL + SHIFT + C

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Which of the following is a valid option for a typical command to get its built-in usage information?

--help

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Typing $ followed by ?? in quick succession will list all variables.

TAB TAB

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how do you create a directory named dir1 dir2 …. yes there is a space between the two

mkdir “dir1 dir2”

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to rename a file in linux, you utilize the ? command

move (mv)

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what command displays file contents or commands output one page at a time ?

  • more useful for viewing the content of large files or results of commands that produce many lines of output

less

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The ? redirection operator is used to accept text on the following lines as standard input.

<<

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The ? option will show the line numbers next to a file's contents when displayed to the screen.

-n

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this pre release version is very new and contains a lot of bugs

alpha

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this pre release version of software is where most testing is done

beta

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HCL, lists tested, compatible, and sometimes incompatible hardware devices for a particular distribution

hardware compatibility list

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used by debian based distros such as ubuntu, gets its name from debian

.deb

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used by fedora and opensuse, stands for red hat package manager

.rpm

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considered a universal package format

used by archlinux and slackware

can be .tar .tgx or .tar.gz

.tar

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Contains software compiled by individual users and teams that have newer features that are not in the official distributions

Personal Package Archives (PPAs)

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Program that takes commands from the keyboard and gives them to the kernel to execute

linux shell

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Acts as the shell program within the command line interface

bourne again shell ( Bash )

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what is ksh ( a type of shell )

korn shell

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what is tsch ( a type of shell )

tee see shell

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what is zsh ( a type of shell )

zee shell

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what are 7 examples of a terminal emulator

gnome-terminal

konsole

zterm

rxvt

kvt

nxterm

eterm

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this command Finds a file within the system

locate

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this command makes a file using the command line

touch

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removes an EMPTY existing folder or directory

remove directory ( rmdir )

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a compressed file archive containing all of the files that come with a particular application

? = dependencies

package

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3 package managers for debian

DPKG, APT-GET, and APT

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package managers for .rmp

RPM, YUM , and DNF

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what type of package is the universal linux format ?

.tgz

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what are the 3 computer operation steps ?

computer waits for user input

user selects a command and enters it using a keyboard or a mouse

computer executes the command

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A file containing a series of commands

shell script

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Areas of memory that can be used to store information and are referred to by a name

Act as a placeholder

variables

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what command displays all the environmental variables ? ( in all caps )

printenv

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? can be used to quote or turn off a special charater’s ability

backlashes

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More detailed than man pages; divided into different nodes or pages and works like a web browser

info pages

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info commands ;

p for ?

previous

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info commands ;

n for ?

next

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info commands ;

q for ?

exit

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this directory is where all private data is stored

home directory

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this directory holds central configuration and executable files that can only be modified by the superuser

system directory

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? is the topmost directory represented by a single /

root

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FHS ?

Distinguishes between shareable and unshareable files, and between static and variable files

file hierarchy standard

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this FHS file type …..

user data files, program binary files

shareable files

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this FHS file type ….

configuration files

unshareable files

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this FHS file type….

program executables

static files

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this FHS file type…

any files stored in the home directory like documents, photos

variable files

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this command displays an output which includes permission strings, ownership, file sizes, file creation dates

ls -l

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this command displays all the files in the directory

ls -a

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which command tells you what directory you are in

pwd

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Relative to the root directory ● Begins with a forward slash ● Example: /home/user1/file.txt

absolute

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A tilde (~) replaces the path’s home directory ● Example: ~/file.txt

home directory

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this command creates a file on the command line

empty files can act as “scratch files”

touch

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this command moves and renames files

like cp, but it will replace the original file !

COPIES AND DELETES THE ORIGINAL FILE

move ( mv)

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what are the two types of links?

hard and symbolic

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this type of link is a duplicate directory entry where both entries point to the same file

in original linkname

hard link

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this type of link is a file that refers to another file by name

symbolic link

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what are the 3 types of wildcards?

? * [ ]

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this wildcard stands for a single character

?

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this wildcard matches any character or set of characters including no characters

*

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this wildcard matches any character inside the ?

[ ]bracket

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When used with a directory, it will only update the date/time stamp

touch

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directories can only support ? links

symbolic

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to delete a set of nested empty directories ? can be used

-p

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Enables a user to generate command line options from files or other programs’ output

Xargs

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this redirector operation ….

creates a new file containing standard output

>

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this redirector operation ….

appends the existing output to an existing file

»

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this redirector operation ….

creates a new file containing any standard errors

2>

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this redirector operation ….

appends standard error to an existing file

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this redirector operation ….

creates a new file that contains the standard output and the standard error

&>

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this redirector operation ….

sends the content of a specified file as input back into the standard input

<

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this redirector operation ….

accepts text on the following lines as standard input

«

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this redirector operation ….

specified file can be used for standard input and standard output

<>

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what are the two forms of regular expressions?

basic and extended

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^ shares the ? of a line

start

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$ shows the ? of a line

end

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this special character shows repetition

*

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this special character is used to escape a special character

\

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what are 2 common archiving commands/

tar & ZIP

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what are 4 popular text editors ?

vi, emacs, pico, and nano