[CLUE-Cert] [Fwd: Question Of The Day - Red Hat Certified Linux Engineer]

[Michael James Robbert]

I am getting it and here it is.  No problems for me yet.  Do they have a 
time limit? Something like a trial period.  I signed up rather recently 
so maybe mine hasn't expired yet.

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                   Question of the Day for Red Hat Certified Linux Engineer
                            Aug 14 2001 
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How many primary partitions can exist on one drive?

 A) 1
 B) 2
 C) 4
 D) 16
 E) None of the above

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                            Aug 13 2001 
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To create a 'swap' partition using fdisk, what must the partition's system
id type be? 

 A) 4
 B) 5
 C) 82
 D) 83
 E) c

Correct Answer(s):

 C) 82

Explanation:

Answer c is correct. ID type 82 is Linux swap. Partition ID type 4 is FAT16,
therefore answer a is incorrect. ID type 5 is Extended, therefore b is
incorrect. ID type 83 is Linux native, therefore answer d is incorrect. ID
type c is Win95 FAT32, therefore answer e is incorrect.

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