Question 6 (10 points) Methods for changing a Linux kernel’s configuration : (ci

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Question 6 (10 points)

Methods for changing a Linux kernel’s configuration: (circle all that apply)

Question 6 options:

the modprobe command

the sysctl command

the systemctl command

edit /etc/modprobe.conf (and reboot)

append options to the bootloader’s kernel entry (when booting)

edit /boot/config (and reboot)

echo a value to a “file” under /proc/sys

edit /usr/src/linux/.config (and reboot)

the uname command

install the kernel source code packges

A)

the modprobe command

B)

the sysctl command

C)

the systemctl command

D)

edit /etc/modprobe.conf (and reboot)

E)

append options to the bootloader’s kernel entry (when booting)

F)

edit /boot/config (and reboot)

G)

echo a value to a “file” under /proc/sys

H)

edit /usr/src/linux/.config (and reboot)

I)

the uname command

J)

install the kernel source code packges

Explanation / Answer

You can change kernels configuration by one of following methods

A) the modprobe command

B) the sysctl command

D) edit /etc/modprobe.conf (and reboot)

H) edit /usr/src/linux/.config (and reboot)

J) install the kernel source code packges

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