What are Kernel PMU event-s in perf_events list?
Searching for what one can monitor with perf_events on Linux, I cannot find what Kernel PMU event are?
Namely, with perf version 3.13.11-ckt39 the perf list shows events like:
Unix & Linux
How can I get a full process list in solaris, without truncated lines?
Is there a way to generate a full process listing in solaris, without truncated lines? I’ve tried the ps command, with the following arguments:
How can I get my PS1 prompt to show time, user, host, directories, and Git branch
I’ve seen others add all this information to their PS1 prompt.
Why do some Linux files have a ‘d’ suffix?
I observed some of the binary files and configuration filenames end with a d.
What is reason for putting a d at the end of the file name?
Give user access to folder without changing ownership?
I have a script that works with /etc/NetworkManager:
How to boot Linux to command-line mode instead of GUI?
I am using 32-bit Red Hat Linux in my VM. I want to boot it to command-line mode, not to GUI mode. I know that from there I can switch to GUI mode using startx command. How do I switch back to command-line mode?
VSFTPD, 553 Could not create file. – permissions?
I’ve set up vsftpd on Amazon EC2 with the Amazon Linux AMI. I created a user and can now successfully connect via ftp. However, if I try to upload something I get the error message
Find files in multiple folder names
I am trying to list all the files from dir1, dir2, dir3 and dir4 which might be anywhere in as a sub directory of my cwd using the find command. I tried the following with no success:
join : “File 2 not in sorted order”
I’ve got two files _jeter3.txt and _jeter1.txt
Why do we need to use visudo instead of directly modifying the sudoers file?
I understand that if you want to modify who can use sudo and what they can do with it that you should use visudo. I know I’m not supposed to directly modify the /etc/sudoers file myself.