You need to set a partition to automatically mount when the system boots. In a shell prompt, you type:sudo vi /etc/ You need to finish typing the name of the file that you need to edit. What should you type? (Please type only the name of the file. Do not type any slashes. Remember, the name of the file is case sensitive. Example: var )

You need to apply a file system to a partition you have created. What command should you use?

Establish your current location in the file system (the full path to your starting location when you log in).

Your machine switches between operating systems.The partition becomes a volume.You mount a new physical storage device.You eject a storage device.

You need to find the configuration file for the GRUB bootloader. Where is it typically located?1.0 Marks/boot/grub/grub.cfg/etc/bootloader.conf /bootloader/grub.cfg/boot/config/grub/etc/grub.conf

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