David Mertz has setup LPI 101 Certification Practice Test online. The Linux Professional Institute (LPI) runs a certification in Linux skills.
He wrote practice LPI tests for ICE (IBM's Certification Exam ICE Tool,). You can find the content in a simple HTML format at:
(1) LPI 101 Certification Practice Test
(2) LPI 102 Certification Practice Test
If you are planning to write LPI certificate then try out this online test.
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The LPI 101 Certification Practice test has the following problems that need fixing:
- 2.4/3/1 is missing the required exhibit.
- 1.3/2/3 shows the answer is D, which is wrong; the answer is A. Running choice D results in an error — ‘cut -b 0-5′ is impossible because bytes start at 1, not 0.
- 2.4/1/2 shows the answer is A, which is wrong; the answer is AC. ‘mkfs -t ext2 /dev/hda4′ will format the 4th partition of the first IDE hard disk just fine.
- 1.8/1/1 shows the answer is C, which seems wrong; the ‘apropos’ and ‘whatis’ programs search the same information, so the answer should be CD.
- 2.11/2/2 shows the answer is D, which is wrong; the answer is C. The ‘/etc/skel’ directory contains files that will be copied to a newly created user directory.
The command ‘ps -A’ displays an ordered list of all running processes, with the right-justifed process ID in the first space-separated field. Suppose you would like to display to screen a list of the five most recently launched processes (those with the highest process IDs). Which of the following commands will display the desired items?
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A. ps -A | tail -5 | cut -f 1 -d ” ”
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B. ps -A | tail -5 | sed ‘s/[ ]*[0-9]*//’
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C. ps -A | head -5 | nl
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D. ps -A | tac | head -5 | cut -b 0-5
The answer to this question according to the test is D. But accroding to the command line output “cut: fields and positions are numbered from 1″ so the correct answer would be
ps -A | tac | head -5 | cut -b 1-5 not 0-5
@Chris Knadle
Your assumptions about
2.4/1/2 shows the answer is A, which is wrong; the answer is AC. ‘mkfs -t ext2 /dev/hda4′ will format the 4th partition of the first IDE hard disk just fine.
is wrong. The question assumes logical partitions. Hence hda4 will never exist.
@Chris Knadle
1.8/1/1 shows the answer is C, which seems wrong; the ‘apropos’ and ‘whatis’ programs search the same information, so the answer should be CD.
That’s wrong. The question ask which would be the BEST. The difference between apropos and whatis:
- apropos will search for *floozflam* in the names and in the descriptions of the man pages
- whatis will only display the description of the man page of floozflam.
wtf are you guys talking about!!!! none of this made any sence to me this is NOT an LPI test!