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Question 1
The original DOS programs were designed to work in ____ mode with up to 640 KB of conventional memory.

 

 

Question 2
The NTFS permissions—Read, Write, and Modify—combine as ____.

 

 

Question 3
In DOS, you use the ____ command to create a partition and the format command to prepare the partition for use.

Question 1 
As a(n) ____, you secure the folders and files on an NTFS volume.

 

 

Question 2 
Three sets of three bits are shown on the left side of the ls command output: Owner, Group, and ____.

 

 

Question 3

NTFS uses a ____ to manage access to files.

Question 1 
After ____ in Windows XP, each file and folder on your computer’s hard drive will occupy a single, contiguous space on the volume.

 

 

Question 2 
The ____ option in the Quota tab of the Local Disk Properties dialog box may create a log entry when a user exceeds the limits, but it does not limit usage.

 

 

Question 3 
You must edit the /etc/sudoers configuration file using the ____ command.


 

Question 1 
In the kernel mode of Windows XP, the ____ provide(s) basic OS, such as memory management, process and thread management, and security.

 

 

Question 2 
Fedora Core 4 organizes files in a hierarchical structure similar to Windows XP, but uses the term ____ instead of folders.

 

 

Question 3 
If the Pages/sec counter in the System Monitor exceeds ____, you need to analyze paging activity.

Question 1 
In the Fedora Core 4 system, the ____ enforces a policy that ensures processes will have fair access to the processor, while ensuring that necessary hardware actions are performed by the kernel on time.

 



Question 2 
The ____ file in Fedora Core 4 contains information about the processor.

 

 

 

Question 3 
The shared folder permissions—Full Control, Read, and Change—combine as ____.


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