What command can an ordinary (non-root) user use to mount a floppy disk in this system?
Consider the following /etc/fstab file: /dev/hda1 swap swap defaults 0 0 /dev/hda2 / ext2
defaults 1 1 /dev/hda3 /home ext2 defaults 1 2 none /proc proc defaults 0 0 /dev/fd0
/media/floppy vfat user,noauto 0 0 What command can an ordinary (non-root) user use to
mount a floppy disk in this system? (Please enter the command with all parameters and/or
options)
How can the label root be added to the ext2 file-system on /dev/sda1?
How can the label root be added to the ext2 file-system on /dev/sda1? Please enter the
command with all parameter(s) and/or option(s):
How can a journal added, non-destructively, to the ext2 file-system on /dev/dg/lv05?
How can a journal added, non-destructively, to the ext2 file-system on /dev/dg/lv05? Please
enter the command with all parameter(s):
Please enter the file including the path.
You want to change the file that contains the message which is used at the login prompt
when users log in locally. Please enter the file including the path.
Which environment variable you have to setup to use shared libraries that are not in the standard search path?
Which environment variable you have to setup to use shared libraries that are not in the
standard search path?
What command will allow you to send a message to all currently logged on users?
You wish to notify all users that you have to take down a service on which they rely. What
command will allow you to send a message to all currently logged on users? Enter only the
command, not the path.
what is the e-mail address of the administrator for this domain?
According to the configuration below, what is the e-mail address of the administrator for this
domain? $TTL 86400 $ORIGIN lpi.org @ IN SOA test.lpi.org hostmaster.lpi.org (
2005010101 10800 3600 604800 86400 )
what file under /usr/src/linux/ contains the configuration?
When configuring a new kernel, what file under /usr/src/linux/ contains the configuration?
What is the command that will extract information, such as module parameters, from the Linux Kernel modules an
What is the command that will extract information, such as module parameters, from the
Linux Kernel modules and print this information to the command line? (Please specify only
the command with no path information)
which directory is the Linux kernel documentation be found?
In which directory is the Linux kernel documentation be found?