Submission date : 10/06/2013 Note: Please find the answers highlighted for the below given questions.
Review Questions & Solution :
Review Questions
1. SAS transfers data to SCSI disks via parallel cables. True or False?
2. Which of the following is used to describe a computer that is used to access an iSCSI hard disk across the network?
a. iSCSI target
b. iSCSI requestor
c. iSCSI initiator
d. iSCSI terminator
3. You want to view log files to get information about a problem you are having. In which directory will you likely find the log files?
a. /root/log
b. /sys/log
c. /var/log
d. /etc/log
4. Which of the following RAID levels is not fault tolerant?
a. RAID 0 …show more content…
0 Answer: b, a, e, h, i, c, g, f, d
14. Which of the following can be used to simplify the deployment of several Linux servers in your organization?
a. disk burning software
b. an automatic software installation server
c. a kickstart file
d. an automated boot disk
15. Which RAID level is also referred to as mirroring?
a. RAID 0
b. RAID 1
c. RAID 4
d. RAID 5
16. A SCSI-3 controller card can always accommodate more devices than a SCSI-2 controller card. True or False?
17. Which of the following could result in a segmentation fault (fatal signal 11) during a Fedora installation? (Choose all that apply.)
a. RAM problems
b. overclocked CPU
c. damaged installation media
d. Plug and Play support
18. SCSI-1 is also referred to as _____.
a. fast and wide
b. slow and wide
c. slow and narrow
d. fast and narrow
19. You need to perform a Fedora installation from source files hosted on an FTP server across the network. What is the first step that you should perform?
a. Boot from local Fedora installation media and select the FTP server option from the welcome screen
b. Obtain a network boot floppy disk from http://fedoraproject.org
c. Download a network installation CD from …show more content…
Step2: Command “ yum install system-config-kickstart”.
Step3: Downloading and installing packages by running the above command.
Step4: Switched to graphical terminal as other user.
Step5: Bash shell terminal.
Step6: Command “ system-config-kickstart” to open the Kickstart Configuration.
Step7: Configured and saved file as ks.cfg to /home directory of user.
Step8: Closed Kickstart Configuration.
Step9: Switched back to command line terminal.
Step10: Command “ less /home//ks.csf “
Step 11: Difference between the anaconda-ks.cfg file and the initial-setup-ks.csg file as as given below.
Step12: Logged out of shell.
Project 6-4:
Step1: Logged into shell.
Step2: *Not able to answer this as for some reason these log files are not created in my system.*Troubleshooting in progress.
Step3:
Step4: “ ls –F /proc”
Step5: Yes. The CPU configuration detected successfully.
Step6: List of modules currently present : “/proc/modules”
Step7: Yes. It does recognize the entire memory .
Step8:
Command “dmesg | less “ displays the kernel ring buffer messages which are recorded during the booting