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91.
Which of the following comes first in the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 boot procedure?
  • A.
    Systemd
  • B.
    Kernel
  • C.
    GRUB 2
  • D.
    Initramfs
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Answer : [C]
Explanation :
During the boot procedure, the GRUB 2 boot loader gets loaded first. From here, the kernel with the associated initramfs are loaded, and once that has completed, systemd can be loaded.
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92.
You have just entered a kernel argument on the GRUB 2 boot prompt. Which key(s) enables you to start with this boot argument?
  • A.
    ZZ
  • B.
    Ctrl+X
  • C.
    Esc
  • D.
    Enter
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Answer : [B]
Explanation :
The Ctrl+X key sequence leaves the GRUB 2 shell and continues booting.
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93.
Your initramfs seems faulty and cannot initialize the LVM volumes on your disk. Which configuration file should you check for options that are used?
  • A.
    /etc/dracut.d/dracut.conf
  • B.
    /etc/dracut.conf
  • C.
    /etc/sysconfig/dracut
  • D.
    /etc/mkinitrd.conf
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Answer : [B]
Explanation :
The /etc/dracut.conf file is used for managing the initramfs file system.
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94.
You do not have the root password and want to reset it. Which kernel argument offers the recommended way to reset it?
  • A.
    init=/bin/bash
  • B.
    init=/bin/sh
  • C.
    systemd.unit=emergency.target
  • D.
    rd.break
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Answer : [D]
Explanation :
The rd.break boot option enters at the end of the initrd phase. The root file system has not been mounted on / yet, which allows for easy troubleshooting.
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95.
You want to see exactly what is happening on system boot. Which two boot options should you remove from the GRUB 2 boot prompt? (Choose two.)
  • A.
    rhgb
  • B.
    logo
  • C.
    quiet
  • D.
    silent
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Answer : [A, C]
Explanation :
The rhgb and quiet boot options make it impossible to see what is happening while booting.
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