Random Linux+ Question #2

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Which of the following statements is true about the Linux file system? Select only one answer:

1. The Linux file system is depicted as a tree that begins with the root directory (/) and is limited to the local partition.

2. The Linux file system is depicted as a tree that begins with the root directory (/) and extends to all partitions on the computer.

3. The Linux file system is depicted as a tree that begins with the root directory (/) and extends across all partitions on the local machine and can be located on different computers on the network.

4. The Linux file system is depicted as a tree that begins with the root directory (/) and extends across all partitions on the local machine, can be located on different computers on the network and on computers located on the Internet.

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I'm with you on this one AJ, number 2.

 

im sure 3s the answer, but 4 could work, although it would be a security nightmare if its allowed to work

 

I would have to agree with Pheonix and say 3.

 

Answer time: The correct answer is 3: 3. The Linux file system is depicted as a tree that begins with the root directory (/) and extends across all partitions on the local machine and can be located on different computers on the network.

Phoenix is correct in that answer number 4 is possible but would be a security nightmare. 3 would the the best answer here since from a linux file system point of view, *everything* is treated as a part of the directory including devices and folders on other machines on the network.