You are creating new partitions in preparation for installing Linux. You want to have five different - Answer: c Each hard drive can have no more than four primary partitions or three primary and one extended partition. In order to install on five partitions, you must create an extended partition and then create logical drives contained in that partition.

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Question: You are creating new partitions in preparation for installing Linux. You want to have five different partitions. You have successfully created four partitions, but are unable to create the fifth one. What is the problem?
Choose one:

a. Your hard drive is not large enough for more than four partitions.
b. You need to create the swap partition last.
c. You created four primary partitions.
d. Linux cannot be installed on more than four partitions.

Answer: Answer: c

Each hard drive can have no more than four primary partitions or three primary and one extended partition. In order to install on five partitions, you must create an extended partition and then create logical drives contained in that partition.

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Question: You are creating new partitions in preparation for installing Linux. You want to have five different partitions. You have successfully created four partitions, but are unable to create the fifth one. What is the problem?
Choose one:

a. Your hard drive is not large enough for more than four partitions.
b. You need to create the swap partition last.
c. You created four primary partitions.
d. Linux cannot be installed on more than four partitions.

Answer:

Answer: c

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