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in device configuration, what do root privileges allow for?
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these tasks include adding and deleting a device from the system, changing the attributes of a device, and displaying information about a device.
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what is the command lsdev -P used for?
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provides a list of all supported devices.
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what do device methods perform?
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well-defined configuration tasks such as defining and undefining a device in the configuration database, configuring and unconfiguring a device, and modifying the characteristics of a device.
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what is cfgmgr?
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cfgmgr is a program that automatically confiugres devices on your system during system boot and run time
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device configuration is divided what 3 ways?
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root privilege, device method, and non-root privilege tasks.
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which command can be used to find out the attributes of a predefined device?
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lsattr -D
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what are the 2 types of configuration databases?
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PREDEFINED- contains configuration data for all devices supported by the system.
CUSTOMIZED- contains configuration data for only the defined and configured devices in the system. |
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what is the command lsdev -P -H used for?
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this command displays a list of predefined devices.
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what 4 states can devices be in?
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undefined, defined, available, and stopped.
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