What is the command to view the system disk UUID?

Group of answer choices

-tune2fs sdb2

-blkid - f sdb2

-fsck sdb2

-blkid -t sdb2

You received the message: bash: temp/file.dat: Permission denied attempting to run the command: cat /etc/passwd > temp/file.dat.

What is the issue?

Group of answer choices

-incorrect command format

-file.dat does not exist

-temp directory not a mount point

-temp directory does not exist

When creating partitions, the exact record start and stop points must be known?

Group of answer choices

-True

-False

What is an inode?

Group of answer choices

-meta data for a file

-symbolic link for a directory

-temporary directory

-uuid of the file

What is the difference between btrfs and tune2fs?

Group of answer choices

-no difference

-btrfs is associated with RAID technology

-tune2fs is faster

-btrfs is newer version of tune2fs

What is the fstab file?

Group of answer choices

-system file table

-inode of the file

-uuid of the file

-boot directory

You want to assign the following UUID to a newly created partition, c344d0f96d544a92-ad4d-c5a44fac2eeb, what the proper Linux utility?

Group of answer choices

-mkfs.ext4

-btrfs

-tune2fs

-cat /ect/passwd

What information does the dump2fs provide?

Group of answer choices

-file meta data

-inode data

-displays block and superblock data

-all of these

During the creation of new partitions and file systems, a temp/file.dat was created. What was the purpose creating this file?

Group of answer choices

-creation of new UUID

-used for testing and verifying file system data

-links to the grub file at boot

-used by btrfs for Raid

You want to add a 15MB partition to an existing disk; what is the Linux utility used and how is the partition size entered?