wait... made it a bit more user friendly...
$ grep `find -name *.c -print` -ne | less
it'll now display the line numbers and pipe it into less so you can
read it a page at a time.
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how do i do file I/O in the kernel? I.e i want to read a value from a
file and store it in the kernel's uptime variable... i've tried the
'normal' open() (or was it fopen(), one of the two) but it complains
(i can't remember the error, but
it was as though i'd not linked something in).
and if
Glynn Clements wrote:
VAN SY wrote:
I wrote a C program a while back for the test operators of the
company I work for. I want to provide them witha nice GUI for that
program. We run linux 5.0 on our machine. I need a starting point.
ie. books or URL where I can get more info.
Some
On Tue, 15 Sep 1998 12:51:04 James wrote:
thought this might help someone, wrote it whilst trying to work out
where all my harddrive space had gone...
$ du -bax | sort -rn +0 | less
it'll display all your files and directories, sorted with the biggest
first (which'll always be . so
