What are the appropriate Hex codes for setting Linux swap and Linux native partition types in fdisk ?
Correct answer: A. 82 and 83
- A. 82 and 83
- B. 92 and 93
- C. 63 and 64
- D. 82 and 85
Explanation
In the traditional Linux fdisk partition-type codes, 82 denotes Linux swap and 83 denotes a Linux native file-system partition. The other pairs do not represent this standard swap/native combination.
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