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Exam Name:	Red Hat Linux System Administration
Exam Code:	RH133 Dumps
Vendor:	RedHat	Certification:	RHCT
Questions:	336 Q&A's	Shared By:	zofia

Question 32

Which of the following commands is used to create, change, delete, or display the partitions on a hard disk?

Options:

fdisk

fsck

mount

mkfs

Discussion

Question 33

Which of the following commands is used to install a rpm package?

Options:

rpm -Ivh packagename

rpm -Uvh packagename

rpm -ivh packagename

rpm -i packagename

Discussion

Question 34

Which of the following commands is used to load and unload the kernel modules?

Options:

lsmod

modload

modprobe

modinfo

Discussion

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Question 35

After creating the swap area, which of the following commands will you need to run to start using it?

Options:

mkswap