Linux File management

Question 1

the oldest Linux file systems version still available.

Answer 1

ext2

Question 2

this Linux file system version supports journaling

Answer 2

ext3

Question 3

this Linux file system version supports file sizes of 2 TB and volumes of 4 TB

Answer 3

ext2 and ext3

Question 4

this Linux file system version supports a file size of 8 TB and volumes up to 1 EB

Answer 4

ReiserFS

Question 5

this Linux file system version supports a file size of 16 TB and volumes up to 1 EB

Answer 5

ext4

Question 6

this Linux file system version is used as virtual memory by the operating system.

Answer 6

swap

Question 7

a virtual Linux file system that provides access to individual data and audio tracks on compact discs (CDs).

Answer 7

CDfs

Question 8

a distributed file system protocol that allows a user on a client computer to access files over a computer network much like local storage is accessed.

Answer 8

NFS

Question 9

a FAT32 file system for Linux and does not support journaling

Answer 9

VFAT

Question 10

this file system was developed for the Silicon Graphics IRIX operating system.

Answer 10

XFS

Question 11

a Linux file system that uses a copy-on-write file system.

Answer 11

Btrfs