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1Z0-403 · Question #96
As a Linux administrator, you notice that the /dev/sdb5 disk partition has the ext2 filesystem features as shown below: resize_inode filetype sparse_super You are not able to implement certain…
The correct answer is A. The filesystem on the /dev/sdb5 disk partition should be tuned with the -O option to add the required D. The filesystem on the /dev/sdb5 disk partition should be tuned with the -j option to convert it to the. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
As a Linux administrator, you notice that the /dev/sdb5 disk partition has the ext2 filesystem features as shown below: resize_inode filetype sparse_super You are not able to implement certain security aspects on the /dev/sdb5 disk partition. What would you do to add the features of ext3 filesystem as shown below without causing any damage to the existing data on disk? (Choose all that apply.) has_journal
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- AThe filesystem on the /dev/sdb5 disk partition should be tuned with the -O option to add the required
- BThe filesystem on the /dev/sdb5 disk partition should be tuned with -t option to convert to an ext3
- CThe filesystem on the /dev/sdb5 disk partition should be tuned with the -f option to convert it to the
- DThe filesystem on the /dev/sdb5 disk partition should be tuned with the -j option to convert it to the
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(49 responses)- A73% (36)
- B18% (9)
- C8% (4)
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