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Change to the /proc directory.
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What CPU(s) is the system running on?
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How much RAM does it currently use?
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How much swap space do you have?
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What drivers are loaded?
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How many hours has the system been running?
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Which filesystems are known by your system?
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Change to /etc/rc.d | /etc/init.d |
/etc/runlevels and choose the directory appropriate for your
run level.
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What services should be running in this level?
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Which services run in graphical mode that don't run in text
mode?
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Change to /etc
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How long does the system keep the log file in which user logins
are monitored?
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Which release are you running?
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Are there any issues or messages of the day?
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How many users are defined on your system? Don't count them, let
the computer do it for you!
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How many groups?
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Where is the time zone information kept?
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Are the HOWTOs installed on your system?
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Change to /usr/share/doc.
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Name three programs that come with the GNU coreutils
package.
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Which version of bash is installed on
this system?
