2) UNIX Commands Go to the root directory: (a) Who is the owner of the subdirectory...

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2) UNIX Commands Go to the root directory: (a) Who is the owner of the subdirectory opt? (b) To what group does the subdirectory opt belong to? Change directory to opt. (c) What is inside this directory? Change directory back to root. (d) Who is the owner of the subdirectory lost+found? (e) Who has execute permission on lost+found? (f) What happens if you try to change directory to lost+found? Login as superuser: (g) What happens if you try to change directory to lost+found now? (h) Why the difference? 2) UNIX Commands Go to the root directory: (a) Who is the owner of the subdirectory opt? (b) To what group does the subdirectory opt belong to? Change directory to opt. (c) What is inside this directory? Change directory back to root. (d) Who is the owner of the subdirectory lost+found? (e) Who has execute permission on lost+found? (f) What happens if you try to change directory to lost+found? Login as superuser: (g) What happens if you try to change directory to lost+found now? (h) Why the difference?

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a Answer root Commands cd ls l grep opt Explanation First we switch to root directory of unix We need to know permissions of opt subdirectory We can u... View the full answer