Passed LX0-101
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I passed it last week and I am going to take the LX0-102 tomorrow. There were some things on the exam I didnt know but I got a pass. Most of it I breezed through though.
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If evil be spoken of you and it be true, correct yourself, if it be a lie, laugh at it. - Epictetus
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Him: "What test are you taking?"
Me: Linux+
Him: Oh that was a good one when I took it, LAST YEAR. I got my kid in here taking exams now...
Guy went on and on with the proctor just talking about nothing, when the proctor let me into the room it was really hot and there were only 2 of the seats open. The entire time I was taking the exam the only thing I could here was that guy just talking and talking. Luckily for me the test didnt take very long and I was out.
Him: Wow that didnt take you long.
Me: How long was it supposed to take?
Him: At least 40 more minutes
I just grabbed my score and left. I feel bad for the guys that had to sit in that hot room listening to that guys voice through the walls. And there is a window where the proctor is observing and that guy was just standing there watching everyone taking the test. Glad its over with. If anyone has any questions let me know. Obviously I cant reveal specifics on the questions and such but I will do my best. Thanks to this board I registered with LPIC and my scores should be sent over automatically.
Congrats on becoming Linux+ certified (and LPIC-1, and the others), could you share with us what materials you used or would suggest to others? I plan to take this one next month.
I have been taking Linux/Unix Classes from my school and I have used Unix/Linux for over ten years. I recently switched jobs where most of my work is done on Linux devices so I decided to take the exams. I had a few questions that were related to specific versions and I am unsure if I got those correct. Somebody posted a link on here to the exam objectives and I got those from the CompTIA site. The test I took today could have pretty much been for anything, there were lots of questions that didnt even seem specific to Linux so maybe I lucked out.