Need tip for 70-680 (calling exam takers)

asreyes

Guys, concerning questions that have answers involving command-line syntax for:

DISM
IMAGEX
BCDEDIT
OSCDIMG
etc....

Does the multiple choices come like there are 2 answers that looks almost the same, but one of them has wrong syntax?

Example (WIM image has only 1 OS installed):

a. dism /mount-wim /Wim-file:d:\Imagedir\Win7alpha.wim /index:1 /mount-dir:c:\temp
b. dism /mount-wim /Wimfile:d:\Imagedir\Win7alpha.wim /index:1 /mountdir:c:\temp
c. imagex /mount d:\Imagedir\Win7alpha.wim 1 c:\temp
d. imagex /mount-wim d:\Imagedir\Win7alpha.wim 1 c:\temp

What I'd like to know is do I need to memorize all the parameter spellings?

I only read those parameters and their usage. I always take a cue on multiple answers whereby only one will make sense BUT NOT THE ABOVE SIMILARITIES.

Hyper-Me

You need to be able to recognize the entire correct syntax when you see it.

You very well could see a question nearly identical to what you posted.

asreyes

Hyper-Me wrote: »

You need to be able to recognize the entire correct syntax when you see it.

You very well could see a question nearly identical to what you posted.

Well I think the best way to memorize them is to simulate it virtually, repeatedly, daily until it feels good.

asreyes

I really hate this freaking DISM syntax:

WRONG: dism /wimfile:windows7.wim /get-wiminfo

CORRECT: dism /get-wiminfo /wimfile:windows7.wim

Its crazy that the order must be followed!!! Fruck!!!!!

Hyper-Me

I dont think thats such a big deal. Its sorta similar to powershell.

For instance you cant say

-name 'bob' get-quaduser

it cant read your mind that you wil be wanting to get the user BOB, so rather you ahve to tell it

get-qaduser -name 'bob'