8.5 Flashcards

1
Q

View the currently mounted volumes on the system.

A

mount

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2
Q

View which file systems are mounted to specific mount points.

A

df

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3
Q

is the process of making a storage device accessible to users through the directory tree. The file system directory that is used to access the files on the device is called the mount point

A

mounting

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4
Q

Partitions and LVM logical volumes are represented by device files located in the _______ directory. However, these storage devices must be mounted before the data on them can be accessed.

A

/dev

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5
Q

A storage device can be mounted in a directory in the __________

A

file system

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6
Q

You should mount storage devices in_____ directories.

A

empty

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7
Q

View the currently mounted volumes on the system

A

mount

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8
Q

View which file systems are mounted to specific mount points

A

df

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9
Q

Unmount a volume or device from the system. If a “disk is busy” error message is displayed when unmounting a device:

A

umount [device]
umount [mountpoint]

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10
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Disk volumes, especially RAID sets may show a status of degraded. This means that I/O errors have been detected on a region of the disk. This can occurs when one disk in a RAID set is offline or is unable to provide the proper RAID redundancy.

A

Degraded storage

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11
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A storage device with hardware problems may not show in the /dev directory. Or, the partitions on a storage device might be missing.

A

Missing devices
or missing volumes

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12
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Missing mount points indicate that a partition is not mounted. Often, this happens after a reboot.

A

Missing mount point

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13
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A slow disk can dramatically affect the total performance of a Linux system, especially if the system partition is on the slow disk.

A

disk performance

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14
Q

A full volume, especially if it is the system volume can cause Linux to freeze or crash.

A

resource exhasution

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15
Q

Physical storage devices are attached to storage adapters. Example are SCSI, RAID, SATA host bus adapters (HBAs). Other HBAs, like a Fiber Channel adapter can connect to storage area networks.

A

Adapters

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16
Q

Bad sectors and bad blocks on a storage devices can corrupt data.

A

storage integrity