You want to allow members of the users group to use fdisk on the / dev/sda drive (and only that drive) and to use the yum command to update and install packages. Which command do you run?

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Janet

10 January, 13:23

You want to allow members of the users group to use fdisk on the / dev/sda drive (and only that drive) and to use the yum command to update and install packages. Which command do you run?

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Tia Hodge · Answer 1

su, sg and sudo command.

Explanation:

Whenever the user needs to enable workgroup mates should use fdisk including just that disk on both the / dev / sda disk, using the following command to update and configure the following packages. Thus he uses the command su, sg, and sudo.

So, the following commands are required according to the following statement.