1. You are the manager of the in-house Solaris 9 computers for your company. One of your developers is creating a new program to be deployed on one of your servers and is asking about library functions. Which section of the Solaris 9 Reference Manual should you refer her to?
Section 1
Section 3
Section 4
Section 8
UFS UDF HSFS Solaris 9 does not use file systems.
Korn
Bourne
C
Bash
Shell
Daemon
Process Manager
Kernel
passwd(1M)
passwd(4)
passwd(1)
passwd(u)
Because the floppy disk was formatted with FDFS, which is also used by Windows-based computers
Because the floppy disk was formatted with PCFS, which is also used by Windows-based computers
Because the floppy disk was formatted with HSFS, which is also used by Windows-based computers
Because the floppy disk was formatted with HPFS, which is also used by Windows-based computers
UNIX BSD
UNIX SVR2
UNIX SVR4
VMS
1. B. Section 3 of the reference manual contains information on programming library functions. Section 1 has user commands, and Section 4 has file formats. Section 8 does not exist.
2. A. For local hard disks, Solaris 9 uses the UFS file system. UDF is used for optical media, and HSFS is for CD-ROMs. And of course, Solaris does indeed use file systems.
3. B. In Solaris 9, the Bourne shell is the default shell. Korn, C, and Bash are also supported shells.
4. D. The kernel schedules and manages processes and resources. The shell is an interface between the user and operating system, and a daemon is a process that runs in the background. Process Manager enables you to display running processes and kill them if necessary. However, it is not responsible for scheduling applications.
5. C. The man page for passwd(1) will contain information on using the passwd command.
passwd(4) will contain information on the passwd file.
6. A, B, C, H. Solaris 9 supports the HSFS, PCFS, UFS, and NFS file systems, among others. UDS does not exist as a file system. HPFS, FAT, and NTFS are file systems supported by other operating systems.
7. A. The C shell is supported in Solaris 9. Some of the other supported shells include Bourne and Korn, but not spelled as in the options. GNOME is a graphical user interface, not a shell.
8. B. Floppy disks formatted on Solaris 9 computers use the PCFS file system. HSFS is used for CD-ROMs. FDFS does not exist, and HPFS is not supported by Solaris 9 (or Windows for that matter).
9. C. Solaris 9 has the SunOS 5.9 operating system at its core, which is based on the UNIX SVR4 standard.
10. B. Solaris 9 is based upon UNIX System V Release 4 (SVR4).