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please do not discuss exam contents here, it is NOT appropriate, especially as you signed a binding document to say you would not do *EXACTLY* what you are doing now.
Hi,
Today i attended RHCSA exam. i created swap partition without toggle the partition.
and mkswap /dev/sda11 and swapon /dev/sda11
it worked , fstab edited. and even after reboot, it was ok. i can see in the outpout of swapon -s two partitions with newly added one i.e /dev/sda11 do you think it was ok or i am supposed to toggle the partition and set it to swap flag.
2) second question was searh a string say country in a file and copy all occurences in a new file? (this i was unable to do)
If you've been working on your RH certification for about a year now, these are things you should already know.
Looks like he's doing it now for 2 years. He was already preparing the test for a year when last years post and apparently he didn't pass the test or he wouldn't probably ask info about it in here.
you answered a post before someone wrote it, and when someone did, they quoted you replying to them ...? my head hurts!
Whilst sternones comments aren't worded terribly tactfully, I do generally agree that the exams are far too simple for a professional qualification that wants to be respected. I got 97% on my RHCE with zero effort, and I originally hoped to scrape through. I put that down to easy questions, not my skill.
Last edited by acid_kewpie; 03-23-2012 at 02:08 PM.
I have never put stock in a 'certification', for the same reason. Every exam like that I've taken, I've done with little or no prep work, and passed by a LARGE margin like you, acid_kewpie. Can't tell you how many outsourcing firms I've been contacted by, who boast that ALL of their people have 'certifications'...if they manage to get in the door, my interviewing process of their employees before they start work is, to put it mildly, intense. If they can't answer questions like the ones above, it's over before they start.
It has been NINE YEARS since this thread had been opened...so has anything changed in Linux in the past nine years??? If so, then the 'certification' exam/process probably has too.
Sorry for my incompetence. The fact is that I have absolutely no knowledge of Linux. I am eager to find all the relevant information on exams and documentation for this software for my essay in college, I am now writing this work with the author <SPAM LINK REMOVED> on this resource here. And my task is to find all the important changes in the new Linux updates and its application in practice. from 2001 to 2021. It is believed that this operating system will become the next tool of the new Badex neural network from the Lavarel company.
Then start looking them up, since there are hundreds of thousands. Your 'task' is an excuse to advertise a spam essay service. Reported.
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