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XK0-001 · Question #56

How can an original file or kernel be preserved before being updated or patched on a Linux system?

The correct answer is C. From the directory containing the file to be backed up, type "cp <original file or kernel name>. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.

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How can an original file or kernel be preserved before being updated or patched on a Linux system?

Options

  • AEdit the /etc/profile/changelog file and add the filename or kernel version to be backed up.
  • BUse upu, the Update Protection Utility in X to protect the original file or kernel, which is saved in
  • CFrom the directory containing the file to be backed up, type "cp <original file or kernel name>
  • DFiles and kernels cannot be saved because the updates will permanently overwrite the originals

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