> does the linux "sudo" command stand for "Super User Device Over-ride" , I
> ask because I used the "mv" command to try and correct a typo on /mnt and
> got a permission denied message, I tried again using "sudo mv" and it
> worked....
Pretty much. sudo allows you to run a command as another user, and
by default as root, think of it like the Administrator account on
windows, i.e. the super user.
> http://denemaxwell.blogspot.com/2006/05/dmesg-output.html
oom-killer: gfp_mask=0x280d2, order=0
...
...
Out of Memory: Killed process 4149 (fgfs).
Looks like 256mb of ram is not enough for FG?
Pigeon.
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