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  1. Mr.Cheeks

    Mr.Cheeks 1st ever Gold Member! Gold Member

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    Q1.

    Your CDROM stops working and you cant eject your cd out of the drive. Which one should you look for?

    a. Pliers
    b. Philips Screwdriver
    c. Paperclip
    d. Knife

    Q2.

    What drive letter do i get if my floppy drive is connected to the furdist end of my floppy disk cable?

    a. A
    b. B
    c. C
    d. D

    Q3.

    Whats the basic unit of storage on a hard drive?

    a. Cylinder
    b. Cluster
    c. Track
    d. Sector

    Good Luck Guys....
     
  2. hbroomhall

    hbroomhall Petabyte Poster Gold Member

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    Kudos to the question-master!

    [HIDE]1 ) c
    2 ) a
    3 ) d
    [/HIDE]
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  3. Bluerinse
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    [HIDE]1 = C
    2 = A
    3 = B
    [/HIDE]
     
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  4. riaz.hasan

    riaz.hasan Kilobyte Poster

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    [HIDE]
    1. c
    2. A
    3. b
    [/HIDE]
     
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  5. steveh2001

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    [HIDE]C/A/D[/HIDE]
     
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  6. Rafek

    Rafek Kilobyte Poster

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    [HIDE]Q1) Paperclip,
    Q2) A
    Q3) cluster[/HIDE]
     
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  7. elli5on

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    [HIDE][/HIDE]c/a/b[HIDE][/HIDE]
     
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  8. elli5on

    elli5on Kilobyte Poster

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    errr mine did not hide
     
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  9. hbroomhall

    hbroomhall Petabyte Poster Gold Member

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    In the editor - select the text you want to hide and press the ? button - far right above the editor window.

    Harry.
     
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  10. steveh2001

    steveh2001 Byte Poster

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    Looks like i got one wrong - better go revise some more - got the exam next monday :S
     
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  11. Baba O'Riley

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    [hide]Q1. c
    Q2. a
    Q3. b
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  12. Mr.Cheeks

    Mr.Cheeks 1st ever Gold Member! Gold Member

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    Your CDROM stops working and you cant eject your cd out of the drive. Which one should you look for?

    a. Pliers
    b. Philips Screwdriver
    c. Paperclip
    d. Knife

    Q2.

    What drive letter do i get if my floppy drive is connected to the furdist end of my floppy disk cable?

    a. A
    b. B
    c. C
    d. D

    Q3.

    Whats the basic unit of storage on a hard drive?

    a. Cylinder
    b. Cluster
    c. Track
    d. Sector

    Well Done Guys who answered them correctly... :thumbleft
     
  13. hbroomhall

    hbroomhall Petabyte Poster Gold Member

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    OK - what is your reference for this one? :biggrin

    In my book on a hard drive the basic unit is a a sector. On a *partition* it is a cluster. Not quite the same! <grin>

    Harry.
     
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  14. Mr.Cheeks

    Mr.Cheeks 1st ever Gold Member! Gold Member

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    I got this from Michael Meyers... (well actually from my notes from his book)...

    but a partition is from a hard drive, so why the diff?
     
  15. hbroomhall

    hbroomhall Petabyte Poster Gold Member

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    Without refering to MM:
    A partition is a *logical* superposition on a hard drive, and has its own contraints from the OS it belongs to. So it is not the same thing as the *physical* layout of the drive.

    EDIT - see page 353 of MM

    Harry (off to check with MM now)
     
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  16. Mr.Cheeks

    Mr.Cheeks 1st ever Gold Member! Gold Member

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    you what? :blink
     
  17. Gaz 45

    Gaz 45 Kilobyte Poster

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    I thought the answer for that was Sector so quite suprised when it was wrong.

    A partition is an arbitrary divide in the way an OS views the disk, it has no physical basis.
     
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  18. hbroomhall

    hbroomhall Petabyte Poster Gold Member

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    Read page 433 and following.

    MM says that the *base* layout is in sectors, but that the OS imposes clusters on top when the partition is created.

    The usual terms for this are:- Physical - the real layout, and Logical - what the OS does with these physical pieces.

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  19. Bluerinse
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    From here http://techref.massmind.org/techref/glossary.htm
     
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