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LESSON REVIEW
QPR1
1. Loading the kernel into the system's memory
is called ____________.
QPR2
2. After booting your system, when only the processes
init and swapper are running, the system is said to be
in ________________ mode.
QPR3
3. What is the prompt for single-user mode?
QPR4
4. When does the system initialization program, init create
a login process for each terminal port?
a when you boot up and see the # prompt
b when a user first tries to log on
c when the system is in single-user mode
d when the system is in multi-user mode
QPR5
5. When creating a login process for a terminal, which file
does init look at to determine things like whether login is
enabled or disabled, the line speed, and the terminal device
file name?
QPR6
6. When you enter the command init, which of the following
will happen?
a All of the processes specified in /etc/rc will be
initiated.
b All of the ports designated as active in /etc/ttys
will be initialized.
c a and b
QPR7
7. Which file is the multi-user initialization command file
which does things like mount file systems, start line printer
and clock daemons, and print system configuration messages?
a /etc/ttys
b /etc/rc
c /etc/init
d /etc/cron
QPR8
8. If you want to remove all of the files in the /tmp directory
every night at midnight, what is the best way to do it?
a place the appropriate rm command in the /etc/rc file
b write a shell script to log you on every night at midnight
to execute the appropriate rm command
c have someone on the night shift login as superuser and
execute the appropriate rm command for you
d edit the /usr/lib/crontab file to add the appropriate
rm command
QPR9
9. What is the name of the command that causes all of the
information from the main memory to be transferred to the disk?
QPR10
10. Which shutdown facility will automatically bring the system
down gracefully, that is, by warning users, killing daemons,
"sync"ing the processor and unmounting file systems?
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