Examine the udevadm command: udevadm info -attribute-walk -name =/dev/sdb Which two statements are true about this command/

Examine the udevadm command:
udevadm info -attribute-walk -name =/dev/sdb

Which two statements are true about this command/

Examine the udevadm command:
udevadm info -attribute-walk -name =/dev/sdb

Which two statements are true about this command/

A.
it displays the device tree, and all attributes maintained indevfsfor all parent devices in the device tree for the/dev/sdbdisk device.

B.
The attributes listed by this command can be used inudevdevice naming rules.

C.
it displays the device naming rules that were used to name the device as/dev/sdb.

D.
it displays the device tree, and all attributes maintained insysfsfor all parent devices in the device tree for the/dev/sdbdisk device.

E.
it displays all attributes maintained insysfsfor the/dev/sdbkernel device, excluding parent devices. ^

F.
it displays all attributes maintained indevfsfor the/dev/sdbkernel device, excluding parent devices.



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deyo

deyo

not 100% but i believe
B,D are correct

Chu Ha Khanh

Chu Ha Khanh

B D

A F devfs inccorrect
C naming rules is in .rules file
E not correct because it include parent device