Reboot the server into maintenance mode and run ‘fsck’ with the ‘-p’ parameter while the filesystem is mounted.
Reboot the server into maintenance mode and run ‘fsck’ with the ‘-y’ parameter while the filesystem is unmounted.
Force a umount of the filesystem with ‘umount -F /dev/fslv02’, and then run ‘fsck -p /dev/fslv02’ while the filesystem is unmounted.
Force a umount of the filesystem by varying off the hosting volume group and then varyon the volume group. This will permit ‘fsck -y’ to be run against the failing filesystem.
第1题:
The /systest filesystem is associated with the /dev/testlv logical volume on the ’testvg’ volume group. Given this information, which of the following commands can the system administrator use to determine if the /systest filesystem is mirrored?()
第2题:
An administrator is attempting to recover a filesystem that fails to manually unmount. The fsck command produces the following output: The current volume is: /dev/fslv02 File system is currently mounted. Invalid file system size in the primary superblock. Invalid file system size in the secondary superblock. Primary superblock is corrupt. Secondary superblock is corrupt. fsck: 0507-018 Superblock is corrupt and cannot be repaired. Both primary and secondary copies are corrupt.Cannot continue tried to mount Which steps will resolve the problem?()
第3题:
All of the following statements accurately describe process for administering file systems EXCEPT:()
第4题:
A system administrator is unable to unmount a file system. Which is the appropriate command to determine who or what is accessing the file system?()
第5题:
The ‘fsck -p /dev/lv00’command returned thefollowing message: Not a recognized filesystem type What is the likely cause of the problem and how should it be resolved?()
第6题:
df
lslv
lsfs
lsdev
第7题:
who /filesystem
lsfs /filesystem
fuser /filesystem
umount -f /filesystem
第8题:
lsfs
topas
fuser
mount
第9题:
rm /var/preserve/*
cat /dev/null > /var/adm/cron/log
> /var/adm/wtmp
rm /var/adm/ras/errlog
第10题:
Use the logform command to format /dev/fs1log as a jfslog
Use the chlv command to change the lv type of /dev/fs1log to jfslog
Use the chvg command to change the default jfslog of testvg to /dev/fs1log
Edit the /etc/filesystems file to change the log associated with /test/fs1 to /dev/fs1log
第11题:
df
lsvg
lsfs
lsdev
第12题:
A logical volume must exist prior to running the crfs command to create a file system
A file system must be unmounted before it can be removed
Defining a file system imposes a structure on a logical volume
Removing a file system using rmfs automatically removes the underling logical volume
第13题:
Which of the following statements best describes the relationship between a logical volume and a journaled file system (JFS)?()
第14题:
The ‘fsck -p /dev/lv00’ command returned the following message:Not a recognized filesystem type. What is the likely cause of the problem and how should it be resolved?()
第15题:
A System p administrator is reviewing root’s command history on a development server and finds that a junior adminstrator had been attempting to correct a full file system. One of the following commands caused damage that must be corrected. Which command was it()
第16题:
While attempting to expand a file system, an administrator receives an error message indicating that the filesystem is not recognized. Running the 'lsfs' command fails to display any output, but the 'df' command is working and displays normal filesystems. What is the likely cause of the problem?()
第17题:
An administrator is attempting to recover afilesystem that fails to manually unmount. The fsck command produces the following output: The current volume is: /dev/fslv02 File system is currently mounted. Invalid file system size in the primary superblock. Invalid file system size in the secondary superblock. Primary superblock is corrupt. Secondary superblock is corrupt. fsck: Cannot continue tried to mount Which steps will resolve the problem?()
第18题:
Reboot the server into maintenance mode and run 'fsck' with the '-p' parameter while the filesystem is mounted
Reboot the server into maintenance mode and run 'fsck' with the '-y' parameter whilethe filesystem is unmounted
Force a umount of the filesystem with 'umount -F /dev/fslv02', and then run 'fsck p /dev/fslv02' while the file system is unmounted
Force a umount of the filesystem by varying off the hosting volume group and then varyon the volume group. This will permit 'fsck -y' to be run against the failing filesystem
第19题:
The file system superblock is dirty. It can be replaced from the VGDA
The logical volume superblock is dirty. It can be replaced from the VGDA
The file system superblock is dirty. It can be replaced from the secondary copy
The logical volume superblock is dirty. It can be replaced from the secondary copy
第20题:
The /etc/filesystems file is missing.
The /dev/hd8 logical volume is corrupt.
The hosting volume group is not varied on.
The /var and /tmp filesystems may be full.
第21题:
Compilation fails.
Nothing is added to the file system.
Only a new file is created on the file system.
Only a new directory is created on the file system.
Both a new file and a new directory are created on the file system.
第22题:
Reboot the server into maintenance mode and run ‘fsck’ with the ‘-p’ parameter while the filesystem is mounted.
Reboot the server into maintenance mode and run ‘fsck’ with the ‘-y’ parameter while the filesystem is unmounted.
Force a umount of the filesystem with ‘umount -F /dev/fslv02’, and then run ‘fsck -p /dev/fslv02’ while the filesystem is unmounted.
Force a umount of the filesystem by varying off the hosting volume group and then varyon the volume group. This will permit ‘fsck -y’ to be run against the failing filesystem.
第23题:
The file system superblock is dirty. It can be replaced from the VGDA
The logical volume superblock is dirty. It can be replaced from the VGDA
The file system superblock is dirty. It can be replaced from the secondary copy
The logical volume superblock is dirty. It can be replaced from the secondary copy
第24题:
Increasing the size of a logical volume also increases the size of the file system
Reducing the size of a logical volume requires reducing the size of the file system first
Increasing the size of a file system requires increasing the size of the logical volume first
Increasing the size of a file system also increases the size of the logical volume when necessary