117-101試験無料問題集「Lpi Level 1 Exam 101(with rpm) 認定」
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What command will print the shared libraries for the file /usr/lib/libpng12.so? (Provide the full command with library name but without any other options or parameters)
What command will print the shared libraries for the file /usr/lib/libpng12.so? (Provide the full command with library name but without any other options or parameters)
正解:
ldd
/usr/lib/libpng12.so
/usr/bin/ldd/usr/lib/libpng12.so
/usr/lib/libpng12.so
/usr/bin/ldd/usr/lib/libpng12.so
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Which command displays the contents of the Kernel Ring Buffer on the command line? (Provide only the command name without any options or path information) Answer:
Which command displays the contents of the Kernel Ring Buffer on the command line? (Provide only the command name without any options or path information) Answer:
正解:
dmesg
/bin/dmesg
/bin/dmesg
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The USB device filesystem can be found under /proc/ _______ /usb/. (Please fill in the blank with the single word only)
The USB device filesystem can be found under /proc/ _______ /usb/. (Please fill in the blank with the single word only)
正解:
bus
Topic 5, Volume E
Topic 5, Volume E
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The system configuration file named _______ is commonly used to set the default runlevel. (Please provide the fill name with full path information) Answer:
The system configuration file named _______ is commonly used to set the default runlevel. (Please provide the fill name with full path information) Answer:
正解:
/etc/inittab
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To change the priority of a running process, you use the _______ command (Specify command only with no options.)
To change the priority of a running process, you use the _______ command (Specify command only with no options.)
正解:
renice
/usr/bin/renice
/usr/bin/renice
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Which command (without options) would you use to display how much space is available on all partitions?
Which command (without options) would you use to display how much space is available on all partitions?
正解:
df
/bin/df
/bin/df