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File Systems 10 [O Marks] Part 0: Change your hostname (Skip if completed in lab 1) 1. Run the command hostname w/your student number) for example, hostname w01234567 [4 marks] Part 1: Navigating directories 1. Login as root 2. Create a text called-/lab3.txt, place all the answers of this lab in the text file-/lab3.txt 3. Change directory to your home directory using cd 4. Where are you? (use pwd) 5. Change directory using cd ../usr. Where are you? 6. List the subdirectories: 7. 8. Now change directory to sbin. Where are you? 9. Now run the command cd .. Where are you? 10. Now run the command cd. Where are you? [4 Marks] Part 2: Navigating a Linux File System 1. Run the command cd/ 2. Now run cd. /etc/sysconfig 3. Where are you? 4. Explain how you got to this directory 5. Now run cd ../../var 6. Where are you? 7. Explain how you got to this directory 8. Now change directory to log 9. Where are you? 10. List some of the logs you see and what you think they are for: 11. Now change directory to /home 12. Where are you? 13. Ust the contents of the current directory: 14. Now change directory to /boot 15. Where are you? 16. What is the name of the Linux kernel? 17. Now change directory to /etc 18. Where are you? 19. What configuration files do you recognize? 20. In examine fstab 21. Use the df command in conjunction with /etc/fstab to match the mount points to UUIDs and and /dev devices /boot /dev/ /dev/ swap /dev/ Part 3: Relative vs Absolute [2 marks] 1. Assuming you are in /var/log list 2 ways to change directory to /etc Absolute path: Relative path: 2. Assuming you start in /usr/sbin and you change directory to .././bin/././lib//rpm/./././local/././var/:/tmp/./ Where would you be? 3. Assuming you start in /home/other and you change directory to ../test/./den/../somewhere/-/else/./here/./../there Where would you be