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Module 3 supplemental reading for installers and process Flashcards

1
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what is an advanced monitoring tool for Windows that shows real-time file system, registry, and process/thread activity?

A

Process Monitor

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what are operation input and output parameters?

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variables that allow data to be exchanged between different parts of a system or process.

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what do non-destructive filters in Process Monitor allow you to do?

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set filters without losing data.

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what does capturing thread stacks for each operation in Process Monitor make possible?

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Identifying the root cause of an operation

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What are image path, command line, user and Session ID examples of?

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process details

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what are configured as columns in Process Monitor?

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Event property data fields

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In Process monitor, what does advanced logging architecture scale to?

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tens of millions of captured events and gigabytes of log data

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in Process Monitor, what tool shows relationship of all processes referenced in a trace?

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Process tree

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in Process Monitor, what format preserves all data for loading in a different process Monitor instance?

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Native Log

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In process monitor, what allows easy viewing of process image information?

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process tooltip

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what in Process Monitorallows convenient access to formatted data that doesn’t fit in the column?

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Detail tooltip

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12
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In process manager, what is boot time logging?

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A type of system log that records events that occur during the system’s boot process

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what does the process monitor page look like?

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A set of columns with time, process name, session, PID, Archive, Operation, path, result, detail, date and time, and Image Path.

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14
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what should you look up to learn about package installing on Windows?

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Windows Installer Examples

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what is a database table editor for creating and editing Windows Installer packages and merge modules?

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Orca.exe

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what tool provides a graphical interface for validation, highlighting the particular entries where validation errors or warning occur?

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Orca

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where is Orca available?

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the Windows SDK Components for Windows Installer Developers

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18
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what options are used with Orca.exe

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-q, -s, -?

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19
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what is -q in Orca?

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quiet mode

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what is -s in quiet mode?

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<database> Schema database ["orca.dat" - default]
</database>

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21
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where can you install software directly from? linux

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source code, linux.

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22
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what changes because different programming languages are compiled differently in Linux?

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the method of installation

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23
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what can you do to see a setup script?

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extract a package archive

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what is a setup script?

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a script file that will fun a bunch of tasks on the computer in order to set up the package

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what is the app code?

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the actual software code

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26
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what is a Readme file?

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a standard file contained in source archives that has information about the archive. It is asking you to read it before you do anything.

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what does the setup script tell us?

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how to install our package

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what can a sample setup script contain?

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instructions to: compile app code into machine instructions, copy compiled app binary to /bin, make a folder to /home, /whatever username. Instructions to copy things, make things, organize things.

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who decides what software needs to work and runs tasks to get it working? whether those tasks are creating files or updating directories.

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the software developers.

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How could I read the instructions for installing the linux file?

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if I knew the programming languages that were being used.

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31
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what piece of softwareis used to help our hardware devices interact with our OS

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Driver

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32
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How does Microsoft group all of the devices and drivers on a computer

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in a single Microsoft management console called the vice manager

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how can you get to the vice manager using the run dialogue

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devmgmt.msc

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34
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how can you get to device manager using the GUI?

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right click this pc, manage, device manager. Search is also an option, and so is right clicking on start and finding it in the menu.

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35
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how are most devices on a computer grouped together

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according to broad categories, such as monitor for any display you might use

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36
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when do devices usually get grouped?

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when you plug them in for the first time.

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37
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What does Windows do when you plug a device in for the first time/

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detects it, groups it, recognizes and installs the software that is needed to manage it

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38
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what do most vendors or computer hardware manufacturers assign to their devices?

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a hardware ID

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39
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what is the first thing Windows will do when it notices a new device?

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ask it for its hardware ID

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what does the OS use the hardware ID for/

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to search for the right driver for the device

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41
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where does the OS search for drivers?

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a local list, Windows update, driver’s store.

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What do some devices come with which contain custom driver software? You can tell Windows to look there too

A

driver disks

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43
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What does Windows do when it finds the right driver software?

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installs it.

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44
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How can you interact with Windows drivers?

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through device manager console. Expand any of the categories to view the devices in them. Also, use right click to open a menu with options to work with them.

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what can you do from the right click menu in device manager?

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uninstall, disable, and update a driver, tell Windows to look for hardware changes like a newly plugged in device, look at properties.

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what does properties show you in the right click menu in Device manager?

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details about the device and its driver

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What is the part of windows that enables a computer system to adapt to hardware changes with minimal intervention by the user? This allows a user to add and remove devices without having to do manual configuration and without the knowledge of computer hardware.

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Plug and play

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what lets a user doc portable computer and use the docking station keyboard mouse and monitor without making manual configuration changes

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plug and play

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what requires support from device hardware, system software, and drivers

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Plug and Play

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50
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What define standards for easy identification of add-in boards and system components?

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Initiatives in the hardware industry

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what determines the hardware resources requested by each device and assigns hardware resources appropriately

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the plug and play manager

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What reports a new device to the windows operating system

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a bus driver

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53
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what are bus specific prefixes, consisting the format of a hardware id or compatible id

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PCI\ or USB\

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54
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What it is a hardware id

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a vendor defined identifications string that windows uses to match a device to a driver package

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what is another word for a devices enumerator

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bus driver

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56
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How does windows decide which driver to install

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if there is only one matching driver package that gets installed, if many are found windows assigns ranking value, and the lowest rank is installed. If there are two drivers with the same ranking value windows uses the driver date and version to select the best driver package for the device

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57
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where are the date and version of a driver contained

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a driver packages INF file

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58
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what is considered a file in Linux?

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everything including hardware devices

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when a device is connected to a linux computer, what director is its file created in?

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/dev

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60
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What devices transmit data character by character?

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character devices like a keyboard or a mouse

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What devices in linux transfer blocks of data, or units of data storage

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Block devices, like usb, hard drive, cdrom

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what is a data block?

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a unit of data storage

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63
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what is the first bit you see in an ls -l command?

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the type of file

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what bit stands for a regular file?

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-

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65
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what bit stands for directory?

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d

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66
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what is the bit for block device?

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b

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what is the letter for character device?

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c

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68
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what are mass storage devices like hard drives and memory sticks?

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sd devices

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what does it mean if you see an a after sd?

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the device was detected by the computer first

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70
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where are device drivers sometimes part of? Linux

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the Linux Kernel.

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71
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what part of the linux machine handles the interaction with hardware?

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kernel

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what is a monolithic piece of software with lots of functions, including support for lots of hardware? This makes it so that for lots of devices, when you plug them in, they automatically work.

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the kernel

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73
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What do devices without support built into the kernel most likely have?

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a kernel module

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74
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what extend the kernel’s functionality without developers having to actually touch it?

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kernel module

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if you need to install a kernel module for a device, how can you install it?

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the same way as other software in linux

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77
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what are these examples of?

/dev/sda - First SCSI drive

/dev/sr0 - First optical disk drive

/dev/usb - USB device

/dev/usbhid - USB mouse

/dev/usb/lp0 - USB printer

/dev/null - discard

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devices you may find in the /dev directory

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what are block devices?

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devices that can hold data, like hard drives, USB drives, filesystems

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79
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What are devices that input or output data one character at a time?

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character devices

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80
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what are pipe devices?

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similar to character devices, but send output to a process running on the Linux machine instead of a monitor or printer

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81
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what are similar to pipe devices, but help multiple processes communicate with each other?

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Socket devices

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82
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why are there so many Linux versions?

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Linux is Open source

83
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What is a device manager for Linux that automatically creates and removes device files in Linux when the associated devices are connected and disconnected?

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Udev

84
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What has a daemon running in Linux that listens for kernel messages about devices connecting and disconnecting to the machine?

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udev

85
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What is GNOME?

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a user interface on Linux

86
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In Gnome, where is printers?

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settings on the left side menu

87
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what button in gnome settings, printers lets you change the system settings?

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unlock

88
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What must your user account have to unlock the system settings for printers?

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superuser, sudo, or printadmin privileges

89
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After you hit the unlock button in gnome, settings, printers, what opens?

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the dialog box showing the list of available printers, which you can search by IP address or host name

90
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how do you select the printer you want to install on the local system?

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from gnome, settings, printers, unlock, click the printer you want to install on the local system and click add

91
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Where will the printer listing appear when the printer is added?

A

Settings window for printers

92
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Where do you find printer details in linux?

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printersettings, in the top right corner of the printer listing

93
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What three options will you have for installing the printer driver when the printer is installed?

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search for drivers, select from database, install PPD file.

94
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where will the Gnome control center automatically search for the driver?

A

Driver repositories using PackageKit

95
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What does PPD stand for?

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Postscript printer description files

96
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What does Red Had Linux use to manage printers from the command line?

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Common Unix Printing System, CUPS

97
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what broadcast to clients for automatic printer installation on Linux machines?

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CUPS servers

98
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with Red Hat, when would it be preferable to manually install printers through the command line?

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When working on environments with multiple printers.

99
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What is the command line you would use in Red Hat to install printer?

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$ lpadmin -p printername -m driverfilename.ppd

100
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what is the printeradministrator command?

A

lpadmin

101
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with lpadmin, what flag and command add or modify the named printer?

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-p, printername

102
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In Red Hat, what command installs the postscript printer description driver filename that you provide? the file should be stored in the /usr/share/cups/model directory

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-m driverfilename.ppd

103
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how do you open the man page for lpadmin?

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$ man lpadmin

104
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How do you check if a device is already installed on a Linux machine? GNOME

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settings, browse devices, the attached devices of the selected device type will appear in the window pane to the right

105
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How to check if a device is installed through command line?

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$ ls /dev, lcpci, lsusb, lsscsi, lpstat -p, dmesg

106
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what command lists all /dev folder devices?

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ls /dev

107
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what command lists devices installed on the PCI bus?

A

lcpci

108
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what command lists devices installed on the USB bus?

A

lsusb

109
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what command lists scsi devices, like hard drives? Linux.

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lsscsi

110
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what command lists all printers and whether they are enabled? linux

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lpstat -p

111
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what command lists devices recognized bythe kernel? linux

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dmesg

112
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why should you keep your OS updated?

A

you want the newest features and security updates

113
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what is software that is meant to fix up a security hole called?

A

security patch

114
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What should you do when you have an operating system update with security patches?

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update immediately

115
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what can you be affected by if you do not install OS updates with security patches?

A

security holes

116
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What service runs in the background of your computer to download and install updates and patches for your operating system.

A

the Windows update client service

117
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where does the Windows update client service go to find new updates?

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Windows Update servers at Microsoft

118
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What does an installation of a Windows update, after the download, usually require?

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a restart of your computer, performed by the update client after it asks permission

119
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When will the Windows update client service ask your permission to install the new update?

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when it has been downloaded, depending on your settings. It may also just do it automatically

120
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how can I tell Windows to manage updates in versions before win 10?

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to install automatically or let it know I want to decide whether I want to install, or turn off updates.

121
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where can I configure Windows update?

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search updates in the search box and go into Windows update setting

122
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where can I configure windows update?

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Windows update setting in updates.

123
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What can I do in Windows Update setting?

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configure Windows Update client to check new updates, look at history of updates installed, change how it downloads and applies patches.

124
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Why does Windows 10 have a cumulative update model?

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you need to download and install less packages to be up to date if your machine is off for a long time and needs to be updated for security when it is turned on again.

125
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what is a downside to cumulative updates in win 10?

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no longer optional to install updates

126
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What Windows Update type addresses critical bugs that are not security related, but are widely released fixes for a specific problem?

A

critical updates

127
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what type of windows update are widely released and frequent updates to a product’s definition database?

A

Definition updates

128
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what are used to detect specific types of objects on your system, such as malicious code, phishing websites, or junk mail? type of database on Windows

A

Definiton databases

129
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what are software that control the input and output of devices running on your system?

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Drivers

130
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When may drivers be updated?

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when new versions of the driver become available for your devices or if you install a new device on your system

131
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what update adds new product functionality to your system?

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Feature packs

132
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What is the functionality of feature packs first Distributed as?

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an update to a product currently running on your system, usually included in the next full product release

133
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what are widely released patches for security related vulnerability, rated by severity as being critical, important, moderate, or low

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security updates

134
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what vulnerabilities pose an active threat and patch should be installed immediately

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critical

135
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what vulnerabilities pose a likely threat and the patch should be installed as soon as possible

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important

136
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what vulnerabilities pose a potential threat and the path should be installed soon

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moderate

137
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what vulnerabilities are not an immediate threat but the patches recommended

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Low

138
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what collect all tested hot fixes security updates critical updates and general updates together and distribute them as a set? may also contain new fixes or design changes requested by customers

A

service packs

139
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what are widely released fixes for specific problems that address noncritical bugs that are not security related?

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general updates

140
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what collect a set of tested hot fixes and updates that target a specific area, like a component or service. These fixes and updates are packaged together for easy deployment

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update rollups

141
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what collect all the new security updates from a given month for distribution through the windows server update services? Rated as important

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security only updates, called security only quality update when you download them

142
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what new operating systems delivered those updates to previously installed operating system?

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win 10 and 11

143
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when must you configure windows update to update automatically

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with older versions of windows than windows ten

144
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with windows ten and eleven how long can you pause updates for?

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35 days

145
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what should you do to ensure top performance and security for your windows system?

A

updates

146
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What is the OS packaged in Linux?

A

Kernel

147
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what controls the core components of our OS?

A

kernel

148
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what should you do if your want to get the new security patches, new features and fixes?

A

run a new kernel version

149
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what command gives you the system information?

A

uname

150
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what flag with uname gives us the kernel version?

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-r

151
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what command and option do you use to upgrade your kernel? If it is available to install.

A

apt full-upgrade

152
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before you run your apt full-upgrade command, what should you do?

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update your application sources with sudo apt update

153
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what do you need to do after updating your kernel in linux?

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reboot your computer

154
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what command can you use to verify that the latest kernel is in use?

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uname -r

155
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What is the core interface between a device’s hardware and the rest of its processes?

A

the Linux kernel.

156
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What controls all the major functions of hardware running the Linux OS?

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kernel

157
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what job in kernel linux tracks how much memory is being used by what and where it is stored?

A

Memory management

158
Q

What tool in the Linux kernel determines which processes can use the central processing unit, when, and for how long/

A

process management

159
Q

what linux kernel tool acts as an interpreter between the hardware and processes?

A

device drivers

160
Q

what linux kernel tool receives requests for service from the processes?

A

system calls and security

161
Q

what are the four main jobs of the linux kernel?

A

memory management, process management, device drivers, system calls and security

162
Q

how do you update the Ubuntu linux distro?

A

Update manager, apt

163
Q

what is a gui that is nearly 100% automated? when updates are available it will open on your desktop and prompt you to complete updates. It checks for security updates daily and nonsecurity updates weekly. You can choose to check for updates manually

A

Update manager

164
Q

what is the Ubuntu package management system that uses command line tools to update a Ubuntu distro. Does not check for updates automatically, you must manually run it to check for updates. You can use commands.

A

apt

165
Q

What command do you use to update linux with Apt?

A

apt-get update. it prompts use of passwords, then updates the list of system packages

166
Q

what command do you use to actually download and install all updated versions for the packages in the system package list for linux update?

A

apt-get upgrade

167
Q

A Package Manager that acts as a repository

A

App Store apps:

168
Q

A app store service that also acts as a repository

A

App store repository:

169
Q

A central managed marketplace for app developers to publish and sell mobile apps

A

App stores

170
Q

An APPX is another way to package contents of a file to act like a unit of distribution

A

APPX

171
Q

comprised of one or more files that are compressed into a single file” for verb agreement

A

Archive:

172
Q

A system that acts like USB drives and hard drive by transmitting data

A

Block devices:

173
Q

The assigned stored location for recently or frequently accessed data; on a mobile app it is where anything that was changed or created with that app is stored

A

Cache

174
Q

A way to transmit data character by character like a keyboard and mouse

A

Character devices

175
Q

A third party package manager for Windows

A

Chocolatey:

176
Q

A source code that does not allow public access

A

Closed source packages

177
Q

A Debian package is packaged as a .deb file

A

Debian(.deb)

178
Q

A console management system for your device

A

Device manager

179
Q

Used to help our hardware devices interact with our Operating System

A

Driver

180
Q

Programs that want to use functionality that the code provides can tap into it if they need to (shared libraries)

A

Dynamic-link libraries

181
Q

A management system that allows an organization to distribute custom mobile apps

A

Enterprise app management

182
Q

A file containing instructions for a computer to execute when they’re run

A

Executable file

183
Q

A special string of characters assigned to hardware

A

Hardware ID

184
Q

A process of counting on other pieces of software to make an application work since one bit of code depends on another in order to work

A

Having dependencies

185
Q

A process of installing from a source

A

Installing from source:

186
Q

It extends the kernel’s functionality so developers don’t have to actually touch the Linux kernel

A

Kernel module

187
Q

A way to package a bunch of useful code that someone else wrote

A

Library:

188
Q

A library used if an application needs to use a shared library

A

Manifest

189
Q

a file extension used to guide a program called Windows Installer in the installation, maintenance, and removal of programs of the windows operating systems. MSI files are a combination of of databases that contain installation instructions in different tables along with all the files

A

Microsoft Install Package(.msi) and MSI files:

190
Q

Software that is distributed on mobile OS devices

A

Mobile applications

191
Q

The core or source software files that are compressed into one file

A

Packaged archives

192
Q

An application that makes package installation and removal easier

A

Packaged managers

193
Q

A software repository for uploading source packages to be built and published

A

Personal package archives

194
Q

Windows unique version of .exe

A

Portable Executable (PE) format

195
Q

A way of monitoring what processes are happening during installation

A

Process monitoring

196
Q

A server that acts like a central storage location for packages

A

Repository

197
Q

Mass storage devices like hard drives

A

SD devices

198
Q

A piece of software that is meant to fix up a security hole

A

Security patch

199
Q

A system that manages most shared libraries and resources on Windows and supports access to multiple versions of the same shared library automatically

A

Side-by-side assemblies

200
Q

A process of installing mobile apps directly without using an app store

A

Side-loading

201
Q

A set of tools released by Microsoft that can help you troubleshoot

A

Sysinternals package

202
Q

an application repository or warehouse where you can download and install universal Windows platform apps

A

Windows store

203
Q

System that runs in the background on your computer to download and install updates and patches for your operating system

A

Windows update client service

204
Q
A

Introduction to Operating Systems and Becoming a Power User (34 decks)

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