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Q. Which is loaded into memory at system startup?
  • (A) Kernel
  • (B) Shell
  • (C) Commands
  • (D) Script
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βœ… Correct Answer: (A) Kernel

Explanation: The kernel (but not its modules) will be loaded into memory. If there are modules that the kernel will need before the file systems are available (this usually means drivers and devices), these modules will be in initramfs (in memory) and the kernel will load them from there. Other modules can be loaded later from the file system.

Explanation by: Jatin Dubey
The kernel (but not its modules) will be loaded into memory. If there are modules that the kernel will need before the file systems are available (this usually means drivers and devices), these modules will be in initramfs (in memory) and the kernel will load them from there. Other modules can be loaded later from the file system.

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