Which Operation Loads a New Boot Image?
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You upgraded the boot image and changed the boot pointer to the new image using bootimage command. Which of the following operations will load the new image?
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When you upgrade the boot image and change the boot pointer to the new image using the 'bootimage' command, the new image is not loaded automatically. You will need to perform a specific operation to load the new image and activate it.
Out of the given options, the correct operation that will load the new image is "reload" or "system-reload". This operation will reload the entire system, including the new image and activate it as the boot image.
Let's take a closer look at each of the options:
A. "reload": This operation will reload the entire system, including the new image and activate it as the boot image. This is the correct option.
B. "restore": This option restores the system to a previous configuration. It does not load the new image.
C. "system-reset": This option will reset the system to the default factory settings. It does not load the new image.
D. "shutdown -r": This option will restart the system, but it will not load the new image.
E. "restart": This option is not a valid command and will not perform any operation.
F. "reboot": This option is the same as "reload" and will reload the entire system, including the new image and activate it as the boot image.
In summary, the correct operation that will load the new image after changing the boot pointer using the 'bootimage' command is "reload" or "system-reload".
