24  Which of the following represents the third partition in the first hard disk in Linux?  الاجابات /dev/sdc2   /dev/sda3   /var/sdb3   /dev/sdc1

Q: What are cron jobs and how are they scheduled in Linux

A: Its main purpose is to automatically carry out tasks or commands at specific intervals or…

Q: Why did the developers of the initial version of Linux choose to make the kernel of the operating…

A: Given: Is there a particular reason why the creators of Linux decided to use a non-preemptible…

Q: Why is it relevant to the Linux OS that disk space is partitioned?

A:

Q: What is the significance of the swap partition in a Linux system

A: Please find the answer below :

Q: The process of___ arranges the disk's surface into addressable areas and sets up the…

A: A disc should be partitioned and formatted before it is used.

Q: What differentiates a Linux clone from UNIX processes and threads is that it does not have a kernel.

A: UNIX and Linux are told for their strong process management. In both systems, a process is an…

Q: When designing Linux, why did the original developers choose for a non-preemptible kernel? Which…

A: The answer is discussed in the below step

Q: How does Linux handle the administration of its virtual memory space?

A: Linux can support virtual memory, which refers to using a disc as an extension of RAM to expand the…

Q: The ACL for a hypothetical file in a Linux system is -rw-r-----. Briefly explain who can read and/or…

A: QUESTION: The ACL for a hypothetical file in Linux system is given as  -rw-r-----. Briefly explain…

Q: You have a Linux system that has a 1000GB hard disk drive, which has a 90GB partition containing an…

A: The Linux system has a hard disk of 1000GB in which 90 GB partition containing an ext4 filesystem…

Q: The file located in /etc/X11/ that stores the configuration information for X.org is ...

A: A file named xorg.conf  is a file that helps in storing configuration information and data for…

Q: How much of a difference does it make in Linux whether or not you make use of partitions?

A: Here is your solution -

Q: What 2 main components make up a file name in most modern day operating systems? What is a path…

A: Dear learner , hope you are doing well , I will try my best to answer this question. Thank You!!

Q: Describe the significance of the /var directory in a typical Linux file hierarchy.

A: Variable data such as system logging files, mail and printer spool directories, and transient and…

Q: In Linux, how important is it to use partitions?

A: Partitioning can provide huge benefits to a wide variety of applications by improving performance.

Linux

An operating system (OS) is the software which manages hardware and resources, like CPU, storage and memory. The OS bridges the applications and hardware and makes the connections between all of your software and the hardware resources.