Lets play a little game: Round 3

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ok guys and gals
round 3 (im going to have to start increasing the question count lol

1. Which command lets you schedule jobs in Linux?
2. What version of Linux/Unix was Mac OS X built upon?
3. What are the 4 main filesystems used for linux disk partitions?
4. What two special filesystems are required for a linux system to work?
5. Which command displays contents of the current directory, with security and size information?

 

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Here's my attempt

1. at or cron
2. BSD?
3. ext3, ReiserFS,jfs,xfs
4.
5. ls -l

 

and phil makes an early jolt with 3 correct answers, welcome to the game phil
you were off a bit with the file systems, but not by much

 

3. UFS, ext2fs, ext3fs, reiserfs
4. UFS and ext2fs ??

 

im gonna give you a point for your filesystems nug
what i was looking for were the 4 main linux ones (ext2, ext3, reiserfs and xfs)
however im pleased you picked up UFS, which is the partition used by BSD

a point for you mate

unfortunatly your second answer was way off
were looking for the special filesystems here, not the standard disk filesystems

 

I'll try to pick up some crumbs by saying swap and root

 

I think swap and root are partition types.

The only other filesystem I can think of is NFS, Network File System.

 

Ok a new rule
so as to not let this game to stagnent, I will post the answer to unanswered questions after a random period of time i determine based on the difficulty of the question (read: when i get bored and figure theres no hope)

hah

I will get a point for every unanswered question that i have to answer, and let me make it clear, at the end of this, I want to be in LAST place by a long shot

the answer is

devfs (udev in modern distros) and proc

both are 'special' filesystems that are REQUIRED for the system to function correctly, perhaps filesystem is the wrong term, but that is what i am led to believe it actually is

so onto round 4!