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In GRUB Legacy, the _ directive prevents GRUB from displaying all but the default bootable title until the user presses a key.
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Instead of modifying the primary configuration file for GRUB2, you should edit the _ file.
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The firmware bootloader for PowerPC systems is called _.
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The firmware bootloader for Sparc systems is called _.
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The primary configuration file for GRUB 2 on an Ubuntu system is _.
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To specify a runlevel to boot at, add the run level to the end of the _ directive line.
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What is the real location of the GRUB Legacy configuration file?
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The GRUB2 setting that sets the default operating system to boot is called _.
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The primary GRUB 2 configuration is overwritten when the _ command is executed on Ubuntu systems.
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The primary GRUB 2 configuration is overwritten when the _ command is executed on Fedora systems.
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Which of the following is not an advantage of GRUB 2 over GRUB Legacy?
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In GRUB Legacy, the password directive in the title directive setting means:
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In GRUB Legacy, the password directive in the global setting means:
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In GRUB Legacy, the _ directive indicates an operating system to boot if the default operating system fails to boot.
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A primary function of a Linux bootloader is:
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