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Pass Linux+ LX0-103/104

FillAwful

Thursday passed Lx0-103 with 770. Today passed Lx0-104 with 740. Beast mode.

Materials used: Logical Operations Student Edition, Youtube videos, lots of broken VM's.

I broke lots of vm's while studying this. Snapshots are great. I pulled my hair out using vi. I tried to use every switch I could with every command throughout the book. I mounted over really important directories a few times (oops). I struggled until I got it right. This made the exams easy and I learned more with this than I have with almost any other exam. I highly recommend this certification, not for the exam but for the learning process.

Also, I finished my Bachelors!!

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Dakinggamer87

Congrats!!

haneyB

Congratulations on both!

fuz1on

Congrats!!!

cdx

Congrats !!!! Awesome

Congrats!

Congrats!

Congrats

Can you write some detail what you meet on exam was simulators?. And why you choose LX0-103 and not 101-400 for example from LPI?

FillAwful

lovejoi wrote: »

Can you write some detail what you meet on exam was simulators?. And why you choose LX0-103 and not 101-400 for example from LPI?

There are no "simulations" in the exam like you might find on Security+. However, there are Fill-In-The-Blank questions where you must answer with a specific command or file path. I had at least 12 of these questions per test.

I chose CompTIA's exam because it entitles you to 3 different certifications: Linux+, LPIC-1, and SCLA (SUSE Certified Linux Administrator)

lovejoi

FillAwful wrote: »

There are no "simulations" in the exam like you might find on Security+. However, there are Fill-In-The-Blank questions where you must answer with a specific command or file path. I had at least 12 of these questions per test.

I chose CompTIA's exam because it entitles you to 3 different certifications: Linux+, LPIC-1, and SCLA (SUSE Certified Linux Administrator)

And if you know questions is difference betwee LPI and Linux +
Did you check via **** your quality before real exam?