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What is the difference between an assert and a crash?* Assert: recoverable (or recovered) but unforeseen code exception. Crash: user-originating out-of-code assertion of validity. Assert: user-originating out-of-code assertion of validity. Crash: recoverable (or recovered) but unforeseen code exception Assert: developer-originating in-code assertion of validity. Crash: unrecoverable (or uncovered) and unforeseen code exception leading to program termination Assert: unrecoverable (or uncovered) and unforeseen code exception O leading to program termination. Crash: developer-originating in-code assertion of validity.

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Assert is unrecoverable and unforeseen code exception leading to program termination. Crash is developer originating in code assertion of validity.

df -h displays a list of mounted filesystems along with the size, space and free space (in %) and their individual mount points.

To add an additional disk one should edit /etc/fstab.

The first partition of the first disk is /dev/sda1. /dev/sda is the first disk, /dev/sdb is the second disk, /dev/sdc is the third disk and this goes on. The first partition of /dev/sda is /dev/sda1.

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