NS0-157 · Question #378
The system image show command output lists the value of "true or false" under the "Is Current" column. The image marked "true" indicates the image:
The correct answer is A. Is currently booted. In the 'system image show' output, a value of 'true' under the 'Is Current' column identifies the firmware image that the system actively booted from and is currently running.
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The system image show command output lists the value of "true or false" under the "Is Current" column. The image marked "true" indicates the image:
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- AIs currently booted
- BIs the latest version
- CWill used after a reboot
- DHas just been downloaded
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(16 responses)- A94% (15)
- B6% (1)
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In the 'system image show' output, a value of 'true' under the 'Is Current' column identifies the firmware image that the system actively booted from and is currently running.
The 'Is Current' flag is set to 'true' for the firmware partition that was loaded at boot time and is the active running image. This flag reflects runtime state only - it does not convey version recency, download history, or next-boot selection, which are tracked by separate attributes.
The 'Is Current' column does not reflect version recency; determining the latest version requires comparing version strings, not this boolean flag.
The image designated for use after a reboot is tracked by a separate 'Is Default' or boot-priority flag, not by 'Is Current', which only reflects the currently active image.
Download status is not indicated by the 'Is Current' flag; a newly downloaded image would show 'false' under 'Is Current' until the system reboots into it.
Concept tested: Firmware image active boot status identification
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