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Chapter 1 - Exploring Linux Command-Line Tools
What shell is not often used and ...,
What shell is based on the earlie...,
What was the original c shell and...
29
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Chapter 2 - Managing Software
Identify critical features of rpm...,
Describe the tools used for manag...,
Describe the tools used for manag...
8
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Chapter 3 - Configuring Hardware
Summarize bios and efi essentials 1,
Describe what files contain impor...,
Explain linux s model for managin...
10
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CHapter 4 - Managing Files
Describe commands used to copy mo...,
Summarize linux s directory manip...,
Explain the difference between ha...
12
cards
Chapter 5 - Booting and Editing Files
Describe how grub legacy is confi...,
Describe how grub 2 is configured...,
Describe the boot process 3
10
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