| 1: | All HP-9000 systems have processor dependent code (PDC). What is true about it? -
It is used to add processors that are dependent on each other. -
PDC on all HP systems is the same. -
It is a programming language for HP processors. -
It is used to initialize and boot HP systems. |
| 2: | The autoboot information is stored in: -
the AUTO file in the LIF area -
the ISL -
PDC -
stable storage |
| 3: | What can be used to boot HP-UX in single- user mode? -
PDC -
the hpux utility when properly called from the ISL -
both of the above -
none of the above |
| 4: | What is the function of the secondary loader? -
It loads the HP-UX kernel if the primary loader fails. -
It is a utility that loads the HP-UX kernel during boot time. -
It loads the ISL in the second phase of the boot process. -
It is a configuration file for the kernel. |
| 5: | The boot area of the primary system disk contains: -
LIF -
the hpux utility -
the AUTO file -
all of the above |
| 6: | The search command in PDC is used to: -
search primary boot disks -
search all boot devices -
search all network interfaces -
search lost console devices |
| 7: | What is the order of execution of scripts becheckrc , ioinitrc , and rc ? -
bcheckrc , ioinitrc , rc -
ioinitrc , bcheckrc , rc -
rc , ioinitrc , bcheckrc -
rc , becheckrc , ioinitrc |
| 8: | What information is present in stable storage? -
primary boot path -
alternate boot path -
information if autoboot is enabled or disabled -
all of the above |
| 9: | What is true about the lifls command? -
It is a standard HP-UX command to list files in the LIF area. -
It is an LIF command to list files in the LIF area. -
It is a PDC command to list files in the LIF area. -
It is an LIF command used to list files in an HP-UX partition. |
| 10: | The ID field in /etc/inittab file shows: -
the processor ID number -
the process ID number for the program in the action area -
an arbitrary string to represent an entry in the file -
runlevel in which the process is started |
| 11: | What happens if the runlevel for a program is not specified in the /etc/inittab file? -
The program is never started. -
The program is started in all runlevels. -
The program is started at the boot time. -
The program is started only in runlevel 0. |
| 12: | Which runlevel can be used for multiuser operation? -
-
1 -
s -
3 |
| 13: | What command is used to check the current runlevel? -
runlevel -
who -r -
showrun -
init |
