This document outlines instructions for a 3 hour exam worth 80 marks. It is divided into 4 sections with 5 sub-questions each. Students must answer any 4 sub-questions from each section, with each response being between 75-100 words. The sub-questions cover topics related to Linux systems administration, including system startup, the kernel, editors, permissions, accounts and the X Window System.
This document outlines instructions for a 3 hour exam worth 80 marks. It is divided into 4 sections with 5 sub-questions each. Students must answer any 4 sub-questions from each section, with each response being between 75-100 words. The sub-questions cover topics related to Linux systems administration, including system startup, the kernel, editors, permissions, accounts and the X Window System.
This document outlines instructions for a 3 hour exam worth 80 marks. It is divided into 4 sections with 5 sub-questions each. Students must answer any 4 sub-questions from each section, with each response being between 75-100 words. The sub-questions cover topics related to Linux systems administration, including system startup, the kernel, editors, permissions, accounts and the X Window System.
Instructions : 1. All Questions are Compulsory. 2. Each Sub-question carry 5 marks. 3. Each Sub-question should be answered between 75 to 100 words. Write every questions answer on separate page. 4. Question paper of 80 Marks, it will be converted in to your programme structure marks.
1. Solve any four sub-questions.
a) Write a note on system start up. 5
b) Explain Kernel in Linux operation system. 5
c) Write a note on Init file. 5
d) Explain steps for adding local printer in Linux. 5
e) What is Network configuration tools? 5
2. Solve any four sub-questions.
a) Write a note on shell. 5
b) Explain steps for installation of linux. 5
c) Write “diff” command with its attribute. 5
d) Write a note on “Is” command with its attribute. 5