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Why inode number of sys and proc are same?

On Nov 22 12:20am Jasen Betts wrote: > On 2009 11 22 Yoshi wrote: > > > Hello I just found that inode number of sys and proc are both 1 > > something to do with them not being real filesystems but virtual > filesystems generated by the kernel > I get inode 2 for the root of real filesystems Then I wonder where is the inode 1 file in

Scripting Issues

On 2009 11 21 Ramon wrote: > Ramon wrote: >> Hi >> >> My problem is that my script cannot access variables that are stored in >> ~ bashrc [ ] http: tldp org HOWTO Bash Prog Intro HOWTO html may prove useful for you Jon Solberg remove nospam from email address

Firefox 3 5 5 clear private data options

Kevin the Drummer wrote: > I m now using firefox 3 5 5 on Mandriva 2010 0 [snip] > I d like to clean out my cache and cookies leaving my passwords > I found out how to clear my history in the GUI but that s about > it The options you want are in the same area More options are available if you select various options Edit > Preferences Privacy tab History Firefox will > U

Who knows routers?

On Thu 19 Nov 2009 12:09:14 0500 Van Chocstraw wrote: > John Hasler wrote: >> Darklight writes: >>> question was you belkin router for cable or phone line If i am >>> correct the cable router is different from a phone line router >> >> I wrote: >>> You confound router and modem Many modems incorporate buggy >>> inferior routers but they are two different things >> >

Suddenly all sockets are unavailable?

On 2009 11 19 Stan Bischof wrote: > Probably no real help but I have ocasionally seen similar > runaway process on my systems I run debian but Apache > goes wild every now and then maybe once or twice year > > No obvious root cause most likely a bug somewhere > > Restart or reboot if it gets locked enough has always > worked for me Haven

need help w ld so conf d entries

On 2009 11 19 Greg Russell wrote: > > I ve heard in the past of the dangers of using LD_LIBRARY_PATH as a > command line argument for resolving such problems but don t recall the > nature of the arguments > > So the problem still exists for me but certainly I can t be the first > nor the only one who has such issues on Linux > > Thanks for your advice The

Cannot obtain IP using udhcpc for wifi connection

I am having a Linksys router with WEP encryption enabled When I try to connect to it using wpa_supplicant using following options I establish a successful connection wpa_supplicant iath0 cwpa_supplicant conf B and I get following output root@hmp10:~ channel hint set to 2462 Connect called with authmode 1 dot11 auth 1 PW crypto 2 PW crypto Len 5 GRP crypto 2 GRP crypto Len 5

choppy video when compiz is running

Yeah you re right After a couple of automatic updates it s playing them fine now

Spawn independant bash shell?

On Mon 16 Nov 2009 00:14:31 0000 Mike Jones wrote: > I need to spawn a bash shell from a bash shell that doesn t die when > the original is killed > > From an rxvt call > > > rxvt e somescript sh > > then kill the parent but leave the child running somescript sh > independantly > > Clues? Does your target machine have screen ?

QWK offline message reader

In phil mentions: >I am have been trying to find a guri qwk off line message base reader that >will work with gnome Does anyone know of any good ones that will work with >gnome? >Thanks It s been AGES since I dealt with qwk and SOUP packets but years ago I wrote a little script i

Keep workspaces totally separate

Bill Marcum : > In fvwm you can define a style for each application which controls > many settings including where the application starts Fvwm is a window > manager which can replace the default window manager in Gnome KDE or > XFCE or can be used without a desktop environment Fvwm has many > features that can be customized if you re not afraid of ed

How can I enter a different character set from my keyboard?

boltar2003@yahoo co uk schrieb: > > I know but I don t want to use my mouse to type I want to use my > keyboard as if I had a cyrillic keyboard plugged in Also I d like to be > able to enter cyrillic from the console as well as X > In addition to the method given by others you may use alternate keyboard layouts or extended input methods You have to tell us which desktop envir

Traffic Management

J O Aho wrote: > Baron wrote: >> Andrew Crawford wrote: >> >>> Unfortnally not a choice if i switch i go from a cable company with >>> guarantee 20MBit speeds apart from overload UBR s to ADSL 2 with >>> maximum speed off 3MBit due to my distance form the local exchange >>> and my local exchange isn t due to be upgraded to ftth fttc vdsl for >>> about >> >> Yes cable a least y

Linux jobs outpacing Windows jobs

TJ wrote: > In fact in my particular case I don t use one OS to the complete > exclusion of another I have an old no longer supported version of > Windows available for those few times when it does what I need done > more easily than Linux like when it s simply easier to use the old > software that I know versus learning new stuff I would use > infrequently and I have an up to da

mov to dvd movie?

AZ Nomad wrote: > On Sat 07 Nov 2009 11:46:37 0800 Philip wrote: >> AZ Nomad wrote: >>> On Thu 05 Nov 2009 15:35:13 0800 Philip wrote: >>>> Todd wrote: >>>>> Hi All >>>>> >>>>> I have some video stuff I have been working with I >>>>> have it in mov format Video H 264 AAC TS >>>>> The file plays fine in VLC >>>>> >>>>> Now how do

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