SUN
310-200 · Question #101
You have an x86-based server with two disk drives and a Solaris image installed on each. You want to set your Solaris x86-based server so that you can select which Solaris image to boot from when…
The correct answer is A. Set timeout=-1 in /boot/grub/menu.lst and let the operator select which image to boot from. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
You have an x86-based server with two disk drives and a Solaris image installed on each. You want to set your Solaris x86-based server so that you can select which Solaris image to boot from when the server is powered on. Which describes how this is accomplished?
Options
- ASet timeout=-1 in /boot/grub/menu.lst and let the operator select which image to boot from.
- BSet eeprom autoboot?=false and let the operator select which image to boot from.
- CSet autoboot?=false in /boot/grub/menu.lst and let the operator select which image to boot from.
- DWhen multiple images of Solaris are installed, the default behavior is for the system to stop at the
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