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After adding 50 GB more of physical storage to your existing volume group, you need to extend your /dev/battlestar/galactica logical volume group to include an additional 20GB of storage. How might you accomplish this task? - lvextend -L +20G /dev/battlestar/galactica As the root user, grep for all processes that are running as the root user and display the process names. - pgrep -u root -l As the root user, kill all of the "user" user's processes and boot that user from the system - pki...

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how to redirect errors to a file? - correct answer command 2> <$filename> 2> will over write the file and 2>> will append how to redirect both standard error and output to a file and have no outputs show on screen? - correct answer &> how to redirect standard error into standard output? - correct answer 2 > &1 how to grep opposites? - correct answer grep -v select all that do not start with l,i,n,u,x - correct answer grep -v '[^linux]' returns everything ...

access a shell prompt and issue commands with correct syntax - correct answer press the "Alt" + "Ctrl" + "FX" keys (FX = F1-F6) OR GUI: Applications > System Tools 4 types of command shells - bash (Bourne Again Shell) - ksh (Korn Shell) - tcsh - zsh use input-output redirection (>, >>, |, 2>, etc.) - correct answer - ">" = writes over text in a file - ">>" = appends text to a file - "|" = adds commands to one line - "2>" = saves error messa...