Question 10 Using classic run level definitions, which run level would you enter to troubleshoot the system? Hint: Only enter a number NOTE: Type your answer exactly as you would at a command line: Do not add extra spaces, no quotations, no $ symbo Question 6 Enter the entire command line to complete the following task: Type the command to graphically/visually display the hierarchy of the processes (parent and child) that includes the PI NOTE: Type your answer exactly as you would at a command line: Do not add extra spaces, no quotations, no $ symb Question 8 Enter the entire command line to complete the following task: Assume your pwd is in your homedirectory. There is a file called "K10htc" in the /etc/rc2.d directory. What would you a command line to enable K10htc to be loaded when entering run level 2? NOTE: Type your answer exactly as you would at a command line: Do not add extra spaces, no quotations, no $ symbo Hint: You may need root access. Question 4 Enter the entire command line to complete the following task: Assume you have an application called "powercalc". Type the command line to launch this application with priority lev Hint: You do not need to worry about any paths, however you do need root level access. NOTE: Type your answer exactly as you would at a command line: Do not add extra spaces, no quotations, no $ symbe Question 7 Enter the entire command line to complete the following task: Assume you have a process called "writesmart" with a PID of 3471 and a PPID of 1436. It is currently running at a pr of 7. What would you type at a command line to change the priority of this process to 3? Hint: You will need root level access. NOTE: Type your answer exactly as you would at a command line: Do not add extra spaces, no quotations, no $ syml Question 1 Enter the entire command line to complete the following task: Assume your computer boots normally. What command would you type to bring the system into run level 3? NOTE: Type your answer exactly as you would at a command line: Do not add extra spaces, no quotations, no $ symbc