Latest Posts »
Latest Comments »
Popular Posts »

CompTIA’s Linux+ Study Guide (XK0-002)

Written by The Geekette on January 5, 2006 – 1:18 pm
Posted in Cheat Sheets, Linux | 7 Comments »


*Update* Nov 21, 2008

The newer version of Microsoft Word had a problem opening these older files and the .doc format was noted as corrupt. I was able to open it in Open Office (A free alternative to MS Office) and resave the files as *.pdf files. The files have been updated on the server and are now available for download again.

Download

This file is now a *.pdf file

Adobe Acrobat to maybe download to view the *.pdf files (A free download)

Linux+ XK0-002 Cheat Sheet Click to Download

CompTIA’s Linux+ Exam is an exam for people wanting to certify in the Linux OS. The previous exam – XK0-001 retired July 31 of 2005. The new exam – XK0-002 which this cheat sheet covers is the latest version to date (1/2006)

Where the previous one required a 655 to pass, this exam requires a 675. XK0-001 was equivalent to 6 months on the job experience where as the new one XK0-002 is now equivalent to 6 months to  1 year. The new, revised exam gives greater weight to security, installation, configuration, and documentation, while decreasing emphasis on hardware.

The XK0-002 exam has 98 questions on it (Previously on XK0-001 there were 94) that are given in conventional format. This non-adaptive test allows you to mark questions for review later at the end before you submit your answers.

While studying for this exam, I compiled a list of the notes I had taken. This list does NOT cover all of the exam. It is merely a brief cliff notes version to highlight some of the material. I have posted it on this website for others to download. It is available free to anyone. There are no guarantees with this study sheet I have made. I originally made it just to remind me of a few things for a quick study before taking the exam. Please do not rely solely on this for studying.

numly esn 78325-060606-700386-49 Rate content:

Creative Commons License

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Public Domain License.

Study Guides Series

  1. Comp TIA’s Security+ Study Guide
  2. CompTIA’s Linux+ Study Guide (XK0-002)
  3. CWNA Study Guide PWO-100

Popularity: 17% [?]

Related posts:

  1. Study Guides

Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.


§


Email This Post Email This Post | Print This Post Print This Post |



Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,
7 Comments »

7 Comments to “CompTIA’s Linux+ Study Guide (XK0-002)”

  1. dianna (5 comments) Says:

    I was going to submit to digg but its already there so I dugg it. Great job!

  2. Techexams.net » Girl Geekette dotNet Says:

    [...] CompTIA’s Linux+ Cheat Sheet (XK0-002) [...]

  3. Listado de chuletas at molgar.net Says:

    [...] Linux. [...]

  4. Artikelverzeichnis Stars und Sternchen Says:

    Thanks to you much. This is helping me study and remember things better for the exam.

  5. Ken Kumpula (1 comments) Says:

    I was told you are a Goddess among the information gurus. The Linux+ sheet you have created I was told is a must have. Can you notifiy me when you have a uncorrupted version posted.

    Thank you

  6. The Geekette (22 comments) Says:

    @ Ken Thank you much :) I will be happy to notify you. I am hoping it is soon too! I am pretty upset they have gotten corrupt, but I will make sure I get good ones up there.

  7. The Geekette (22 comments) Says:

    Thanks for your patience everyone, the downloads are working again!

Leave a Comment

By submitting a comment here you grant this site a perpetual license to reproduce your words and name/web site in attribution. Please understand with hundreds of SPAM comments, it takes a while to sort through to approve the good comments. Sometimes, by accident, some good comments accidentally get marked as spam. Please let us know if your comment did not get posted. Also, if your comment has a link to it or anything else in it that would make it seem like spam, it will be deleted. So please post a real comment and not one that is only made to link to a site only. Otherwise, it could get deleted.