SUN
310-200 · Question #95
Your Solaris x86-based server has two boot drives. You want to add an entry to the GRUB main menu, so that during the boot process, you can select to boot the server from either of the disk drives…
The correct answer is C. Edit the menu.lst file and add an entry for the second boot disk to the GRUB main menu. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
Your Solaris x86-based server has two boot drives. You want to add an entry to the GRUB main menu, so that during the boot process, you can select to boot the server from either of the disk drives. How would you add a new entry to the GRUB main menu to allow the operator to select which drive to boot from?
Options
- AEdit the bootenv.rc file and enter a value for the altbootpath parameter.
- BUse the kernel command to edit the boot entries in the GRUB main menu.
- CEdit the menu.lst file and add an entry for the second boot disk to the GRUB main menu.
- DWhen the GRUB menu appears during the boot process, type edit the GRUB menu and enter the
- EPress the space bar when the GRUB menu is visible during the boot process to edit the list of
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