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A machine running Solaris 10 OS displays the following message during boot: mount: mount--point /opt/local does not exist The system stops in single-user mode while waiting for the root password…
The correct answer is C. Boot the machine into single-user mode, then check that /opt/local exists and that the /etc/vfstab D. Boot the machine into single-user mode, comment the line from the /etc/vtstab file, and reboot. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
A machine running Solaris 10 OS displays the following message during boot:
mount: mount--point /opt/local does not exist The system stops in single-user mode while waiting for the root password. Which two are valid troubleshooting procedures for this problem? (Choose two)
Options
- ARestart the NFS client using
- BBoot the machine into single user mode, run fsck on the root file system, and then reboot.
- CBoot the machine into single-user mode, then check that /opt/local exists and that the /etc/vfstab
- DBoot the machine into single-user mode, comment the line from the /etc/vtstab file, and reboot.
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