[Q104-Q118] Latest Lpi 101-500 First Attempt, Exam real Dumps Updated [May-2026]

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NO.104 Which of the following pieces of information of an existing file is changed when a hard link pointing to that file is created?

File size

Modify timestamp

Link count

Inode number

Permissions

Explanation
NEW QUESTIONS

NO.105 During a system boot cycle, what is the program that is run after the BIOS completes its tasks?

The bootloader

The inetd program

The init program

The kernel

Explanation
The program that is run after the BIOS completes its tasks is the bootloader12. The bootloader is a small program that loads the operating system into memory and executes it. The bootloader can be located in the Master Boot Record (MBR) of the first hard disk or the boot sector of a partition for BIOS systems, or in an
.efi file on the EFI System Partition for UEFI systems12. The bootloader can also display a menu to allow the user to choose from different operating systems or kernel versions to boot12.
The other options in the question are not correct because:
* B. The inetd program: This is a program that listens for incoming network connections and launches the appropriate service for them. It is not involved in the boot process3.
* C. The init program: This is a program that is executed by the kernel as the first user-space process. It is responsible for starting and managing other processes and services. It is not run by the BIOS.
* D. The kernel: This is the core of the operating system that controls everything in the system. It is
* loaded and executed by the bootloader, not by the BIOS.
References:
1: The Linux Booting Process – 6 Steps Described in Detail – freeCodeCamp.org 2: Guide to the Boot Process of a Linux System – Baeldung 3: [inetd – Wikipedia] : [init – Wikipedia] : [Linux kernel – Wikipedia]

NO.106 Which program runs a command in specific intervals and refreshes the display of the program’s output?
(Specify ONLY the command without any path or parameters.)

watch

NO.107 SIMULATION
Which command is used to start another command with a given nice level? (Specify ONLY the command without any path or parameters.)

nice

NO.108 Which parameter is missing in the command
ip link set _dev eth0
to activate the previously inactive network interface eth0? (Specify the parameter only without any command, path or additional options)

NO.109 The dpkg-____ command will ask configuration questions for a specified package, just as if the package were being installed for the first time.

dpkg-reconfigure
Explanation
The dpkg-reconfigure command is used to reconfigure an already installed package. It asks configuration questions for the package, just as if the package were being installed for the first time. This can be useful if the user wants to change some settings or options for the package without reinstalling it. The dpkg-reconfigure command can also be used to fix a broken package configuration or to restore the default settings. References:
* dpkg-reconfigure(8) – Linux man page
* Linux Professional Institute: Exam 101 Objectives

NO.110 Which of the following command sets the Bash variable named TEST with the content FOO?

set TEST=”FOO”

TEST = “FOO”

var TEST=”FOO”

TEST=”FOO”

NO.111 What is the effect on the grep command when the -v option is used?

It enables multi-line matching on the input.

It is a shortcut for the vgrep command.

It sets the verbose flag and increases the amount of information that is provided.

It inverts the matching to select non-matching lines.

NO.112 Which of the following commands is used to change options and positional parameters within a running Bash shell?

history

setsh

bashconf

set

envsetup

Explanation/Reference:

NO.113 A Debian package creates several files during its installation. Which of the following commands searches for packages owning the file /etc/debian_version?

apt-get search /etc/debian_version

apt -r /etc/debian_version

find /etc/debian_version -dpkg

dpkg -S /etc/debian_version

apt-file /etc/debian_version

Explanation/Reference:

NO.114 The command echo $! will produce what output?

the process id of last background command

the exit status of the last command

the exit status of the last background command

the process id of the current shell

the name of the command being executed

NO.115 Which of the following commands prints a list of available package updates when using RPM-based package management?

dpkg list

yum list

dpkg check-update

yum check-update

yum list-update

NO.116 What do the permissions -rwSr-xr-x mean for a binary file when it is executed as a command?

The command is SetUID and it will be executed with the effective rights of the owner.

The command will be executed with the effective rights of the group instead of the owner.

The execute flag is not set for the owner. Therefore, the SetUID flag is ignored.

The command will be executed with the effective rights of the owner and group.

The permissions -rwSr-xr-x mean that the file is readable and writable by the owner, readable and executable by the group, and readable and executable by others. The S in the owner’s permissions indicates that the file has the SetUID bit set, which means that when the file is executed as a command, it will run with the effective user ID of the file owner, rather than the user who executed it. This allows the command to perform privileged operations that the user normally cannot do. For example, the /bin/passwd command has the SetUID bit set, so that it can modify the /etc/shadow file, which is only writable by root. References: LPI Linux Administrator, File Permissions and Attributes

NO.117 Which of the following commands installs all packages with a name ending with the string foo?
zypper get “*foo”

zypper update “foo?”

zypper force “foo*”

zypper install “*foo”

zypper add “.*foo”

NO.118 Which of the following commands changes all occurrences of the word “bob” in file data to “Bob” and prints the result to standard output?

sed’/bob/Bob’ data

sed’s/bob/Bob/g’ data

sed’s/bob/Bob/’ data

sed’/bob/Bob/’ data

sed’s/bob,Bob/’ data

The sed command is used to perform various text processing tasks on a file or a stream. The s command is used to substitute a pattern with a replacement. The g flag is used to replace all occurrences of the pattern in a line. The / character is used to separate the pattern, the replacement, and the flags. Therefore, the command sed
‘s/bob/Bob/g’ data will change all occurrences of the word “bob” in file data to “Bob” and print the result to standard output. The other commands are incorrect because they either use the wrong syntax or do not replace all occurrences of the word “bob”. References:
* LPI 101-500 Exam Objectives, Topic 103.7, Weight 4
* LPI Learning Materials, Chapter 3.7, Basic Scripting
* Web Search Results, 1

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