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complete the assignment base on the attached file .each assignment must be done separately Booting, Advanced Shell, and Linux Processes Go to www.Webminal.org Log in: atidepescot251 password:...

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complete the assignment base on the attached file .each assignment must be done separately
Booting, Advanced Shell, and Linux Processes Go to www.Webminal.org
Log in: atidepescot251 password: ALL12nce1030
After login, click on Terminal use the same log in and password to access the terminal and start the assignment.
Also in Microsoft Word provide me step by step of the assignment
In this activity, you will be tasked with answering questions on the material covered in this module, with a focus on some additional shell commands that were covered, as well as booting and Linux processes. Use the Webminal terminal to answer many of these questions.
  1. Log in to Webminal.
  2. What is the difference between the locate and find command?
  1. What are the three general stages of the *NIX boot process?
  1. What directory does the *NIX kernel typically reside in?
  1. What is the difference between a symbolic and a hard link?
  1. In your ~/scripts directory, create a hard link of the helloworld.sh script you wrote in the previous assignment and link it, with the same name, in your home directory (~).
  2. In your ~/scripts directory, create a symbolic link of the helloworld.sh script you wrote in the previous assignment and link it to helloworld-ln.sh in your home directory. You should now have a hard-linked helloworld.sh in your home directory as well as a symbolic-linked helloworld-ln.sh.
  3. Move into your home directory and perform an ls -l command, screenshot the output, and paste the screenshot below:
  4. What command is used to view an interactive listing of running processes?
  1. What is the ps command used for?
  1. What command would you run to force an unresponsive process to stop and is often used as a last resort, as it does not allow the process to clean up any resources?
  2. Type the following command (and hit enter):
    history
  1. Take a screenshot (or multiple screenshots, if needed) of the history of every command you used to complete this assignment (you may need to look at the man page of the history command to figure out how to go back far enough to display ALL commands you used in finishing this assignment). Paste the screenshot(s) below:
  1. Save this submission as LASTNAMEFIRSTNAME251_5-2.doc and upload to the Module Five Application Activity item in Blackboard. For example, if your name is John Smith, you would save this completed submission as SMITHJOHN251_5-2.doc.
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David answered on Dec 26 2021
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Booting, Advanced Shell, and Linux Processes
Go to www.Webminal.org
Log in: atidepescot251 password: ALL12nce1030
After login, click on Terminal use the same log in and password to access the terminal and start the assignment.
Also in Microsoft Word provide me step by step of the assignment

In this activity, you will be tasked with answering questions on the material covered in this module, with a focus on some additional shell commands that were
covered, as well as booting and Linux processes. Use the Webminal terminal to answer many of these questions.

1. Log in to Webminal.
2. What is the difference between the locate and find command?
Locate Command – this command works in off line mode. Linux file system there is a file indexing database called slocate. Locate command searches
the file in this database only. But the problem with this command is that it will be unable to file the newly created file if it is not updated in the
database. So, database needs to be updated always for this command to function co
ectly. It is faster than Find command.

Find Command: This command works in online mode. Find command searches the files by going into each and every directory of the Linux file
system. That’s why it is a bit slower than locate...
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