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Explanation: The head command is used to display the first few lines of a file. The default is 10 lines but you
can specify a number (in this case 4). The makefile is a script the tells the make utility how to build a program
or programs (in this case, the kernel). Most make files contain comments at the top of the file which describe
the program and version information.
Reference: http://www.opussoftware.com/tutorial/TutMakefile.htm
Incorrect Answers
A: .version doesn't usually exist as a subdirectory of file. Rather, it is usually a directory /usr/src/linux.version
or /usr/src/linux[VERSION] containing the kernel source.
B: VERSION doesn't usually exist as a subdirectory of file. Rather, it is usually a directory
/usr/src/linux.version or /usr/src/linux[VERSION] containing the kernel source.
C: There usually isn't a README file containing version information.