LPIC-1-Exam 101 - Terms and Utilities Questions And Answers Latest Updates
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c, d, p, y, dd, yy - ️️In vim, c is change command, d is delete command, p is paste
after current cursor position, y is yank command, dd is cut the current line, yy is copy
the current line
superblock - ️️file system blocks that contain info like: file system type, status, size,
and oth...
LPIC-1-Exam 101 - Terms and Utilities
c, d, p, y, dd, yy - ✔️✔️In vim, c is change command, d is delete command, p is paste
after current cursor position, y is yank command, dd is cut the current line, yy is copy
the current line
superblock - ✔️✔️file system blocks that contain info like: file system type, status, size,
and other info
/sys - ✔️✔️virtual file system which stores and allows modification of system connected
devices
/proc - ✔️✔️virtual file system with text files showing kernel and process status
/dev - ✔️✔️contains files that represent devices (device nodes)
modprobe - ✔️✔️program to add and remove modules from the Linux Kernel
lsmod - ✔️✔️program to show the status of modules in the Linux Kernel
lspci - ✔️✔️list all PCI devices
/var/log/messages - ✔️✔️system log (On Ubuntu it's /var/log/syslog)
dmesg - ✔️✔️print or control the kernel ring buffer
BIOS - ✔️✔️Basic Input Output System
bootloader - ✔️✔️a program that loads an operating system
kernel - ✔️✔️the code between the hardware and applications
/etc/inittab - ✔️✔️config file that controls what happens on a restart or when the run
levels are force changed
shutdown - ✔️✔️bring the system down
init - ✔️✔️program that spawns other processes (Replaced with upstart in Ubuntu)
/etc/init.d - ✔️✔️where traditional sysvinit scripts and upstart backward compatible
scripts reside
, telinit - ✔️✔️change system runlevel
/ (root) filesystem - ✔️✔️base level of the files system directory tree
/var filesystem - ✔️✔️location of often changing files (such as database files)
/home filesystem - ✔️✔️location of user home directories
swap space - ✔️✔️drive space used as slow virtual memory
mount point - ✔️✔️directory entry point to other mounted storage volumes
partitions - ✔️✔️a logical storage unit
/boot/grub/menu.lst - ✔️✔️config file that determines which kernel GRUB boots
grub-install - ✔️✔️install GRUB to a device
MBR - ✔️✔️Master Boot Record
/etc/lilo.conf - ✔️✔️config file for LILO boot loader (alternative to GRUB)
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