To build a modularized kernel, the kernel-headers and kernel-source packages must first be installed. Where will you find the kernel-headers and kernel-source? A. /usr/local B. /usr/src/linux C. /usr/sre/redhat D. /usr/bin E. None of the above

The correct answer is: B. /usr/src/linux

The kernel-headers and kernel-source packages are located in the /usr/src/linux directory. This directory contains the source code for the Linux kernel, as well as the headers that are needed to compile modules for the kernel.

The /usr/local directory is a location where users can install software that is not part of the standard system installation. The /usr/sre/redhat directory is a location where Red Hat Enterprise Linux stores its software source code. The /usr/bin directory is a location where executable files are installed.

Here are some additional details about the kernel-headers and kernel-source packages:

• The kernel-headers package contains the header files that are needed to compile modules for the Linux kernel. These header files define the structures and functions that are used by the kernel, and they are necessary for the compiler to generate correct code.
• The kernel-source package contains the source code for the Linux kernel. This source code can be used to build a custom kernel, or it can be used to study the inner workings of the kernel.

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