A. By mounting the new filesystem on the original path of the data.
B. By creating an ACL redirection from the old to the new path of the data.
C. By running the command touch on the old path.
D. By creating a symbolic link from the old to the new path of the data.
E. By creatinga hard link from the old to the new path of the data.
A. up
B. top
C. uptime
D. time -up
E. uname -u
A. rpm -F /etc/exports
B. rpm -qp /etc/exports
C. rpm -Kl /etc/exports
D. rpm -qf /etc/exports
E. rpm -qi/etc/exports
A. echo "${WD}"
B. echo "${pwd}"
C. echo "${PWD}"
D. printwd
E. pwd
A. touch
B. mkfile
C. dd
D. file
A. -rw-------1 rootroot531 Jun 5 22:45 /etc/passwd
B. -rw-r--r--1 rootroot531 Jun 5 22:45 /etc/passwd
C. -rw-r--r--1 11531 Jun 5 22:45 /etc/passwd
D. -rw-------1 11531 Jun 5 22:45 /etc/passwd
A. vi starts in command mode and opens a new empty file.
B. vi starts and opens a new file which is filled with the content of the vi buffer if the buffer contains text.
C. vi exits with an error message as it cannot be invoked without a file name to operate on.
D. vi starts and loads the last file used andmoves the cursor to the position where vi was when it last exited.
E. vi starts and requires the user to explicitly either create a new or load an existing file.
A. SIGKILL
B. SIGSTOP
C. SIGTERM
D. SIGINT
A. ext2
B. XFS
C. ext4
D. VFAT
E. ext3
A. .history_bash
B. .history
C. .bashrc_history
D. .bash_history
E. .bash_histfile
