/proc/config.gz is of 0 bytes
I have an Android TV stck
I compiled Linux for IT from https://github.com/Galland/rk3x_kernel_3.0.36
I have an Android TV stck
I compiled Linux for IT from https://github.com/Galland/rk3x_kernel_3.0.36
I already asked this question on stackoveflow, but received no answer and very few views. I thought I would post here as there should be more bash users and someone might have already stumbled upon this problem. According to SO Meta, it should be ok to do so as long as I link to the cross-website post. Tell me if I’m wrong though, and I’ll just delete this question.
Imaging the next simple file structure within the /home/user/ directory: /home/user |–dir0 |–dir1 |–file1 My current directory is ‘dir1’ and I remove the directory from inside with the following command: rm -r ../dir1 After that (and not getting any errors on the terminal), the working directory still is the same and when using the command … Read more
When I install some Linux distros with a GUI, they come with the shells sh and Bash. The CLI let you operate the system through sh and Bash, but what about the GUI? Does the GUI let you operate the system through sh and Bash or it has it’s own shell to intermediate between you and the kernel?
I would like to know how to delete a USB flash drive via the terminal if possible so data can’t be recovered.
I can use my home computer A to connect by SSH to a server B where access to the external network is blocked. In other words, all requests to Internet from B throw an error: Network is unreachable. Can I redirect all these requests to pass through the computer A which has an unrestricted access to Internet?
For example, the c format does not work.
I’m input printf "ABCctest" to bash console and result;
I installed parcellite in Ubuntu (downloaded from http://parcellite.sourceforge.net/)
I took a closer look on this phenomenon after I stumbled over it in two other questions today. I’ve tried all of this with the default set -H (history expansion on).
I used a system information utility to take the model number of a system, and also of the motherboard.