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Nov 5, 2024 路 47 min read 路 Question1: Explain the Boot process in Linux? The boot process is the sequence of steps that start a Linux machine. We will explore what happens behind the scenes when you press the power button on a machine. First, you power on the computer or machi...
Join discussionOct 9, 2024 路 6 min read 路 Df, du: The df (disk free) command shows the available disk space used by the file system. The du (disk usage) command reports the size of a directory tree, including all its contents. Using the -h option will display sizes in a human-readable format...
Join discussionOct 9, 2024 路 5 min read 路 ln: The ln command is part of the Linux file system commands and is used to create links. What is a link? It's like a pointer to another file, meaning a file that points to another file. We have 2 types of links: hard links and soft links. Hard Links...
Join discussionOct 9, 2024 路 8 min read 路 File System in Linux In Linux, everything is represented as a file, including hardware programs. The files are stored in directories, and each directory contains files in a tree structure. This is called the file system hierarchy. Linux uses a single...
Join discussionOct 9, 2024 路 2 min read 路 Operating System: An Operating System is an interface between the user and hardware. It handles the execution of all processes, resource allocation, CPU management, file management, and many other tasks. Why we use operating system? An operating syst...
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