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• Linux Kernel
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• System Customization and Automation
• Troubleshooting
Sample Questions
The following are sample questions relating to LPI Exam 201. None of these items actually appear on the real
exam, but they were actual submissions and are representative of the types of questions and the content covered
by the exam. Please note however that the items below are flawed in some way and have been rejected; they are
presented only as an illustration.
OBJECTIVE: 2.202.1 Customizing system startup and boot processes TYPE: MCSA
You have just added PCMCIA to your system so you can add a PCMCIA Ethernet adapter to connect to a
wireless network. Upon testing you discover it works properly when you enable it manually, but it does not
initialize during boot. Which of the following is most likely the problem?
1. Card services is not configured properly to initialize during the boot process.
2. The init scripts do not include PCMCIA initialization or are not initializing in a suitable sequence.
3. PCMCIA support must be compiled into the kernel.
4. Hot-plug support is not enabled in the kernel at boot.
1. fsck
2. mke2fs
3. tunefs
4. badblocks
5. e2fscan
1. A. RAID 0
2. B. RAID 1
3. C. RAID 3
4. D. RAID 5
Question: You are on a network that has both UNIX and Windows servers and clients. From a Linux client, what
command would be used to browse Windows shares on a given server? Please do NOT include any options or
arguments or paths with your answer.
1. smbclient
1. You have errors in your configuration file that are causing them to be ignored upon reading of the
configuration file.
2. syslogd does not respond to SIGHUP
3. The wrong configuration file is being read on SIGHUP.
4. You cannot use alternate configuration files with syslogd and you must rename your testlog.conf file.
1. wtmp or /var/log/wtmp
Question: Which of the following are typically used to zero a device to be mounted via loopback?
1. mkloop
2. dd
3. /dev/zero
4. /dev/loop
5. mke2fs