I am using redhat8.0. Where can I get graphical file diff. tools, like
mgdiff in suse !.
Can any help me please !,
tkdiff and it's brother tkcvs are very cool tools.
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I am new to linux, my requirement is I have to send
data from kernel to a process and it should be
asyncronous, ie, process will be doing something and
when the kernerl receives data from I/O ports, (UART
in our case) it has to inform the process. It would be
great if you can send the
Actually I am looking for it myself. I searched a lot of places.
If you already find it, would you mind sharing that with me? Thanks.
Linux SMP HOWTO has a link to Look at PSET - Processor Sets for the Linux
kernel which support processor affinity.
The Link goes to the following web site:
Hello all,
I'm getting this error (package foo found in file index) MANY times upon
installation of an rpm I built. It is 100% consistent - whenever I install
this RPM, I get this error.
I have no idea whats going on, or what I am doing wrong. I am using RPM
3.0.5, and upgrading RPM is not
I'm getting this error (package foo found in file index) MANY times upon
installation of an rpm I built. It is 100% consistent - whenever I install
this RPM, I get this error.
I have no idea whats going on, or what I am doing wrong. I am using RPM
3.0.5, and upgrading RPM is not
#define MAXARG 4
static char *dirs[MAXARG+1];
a 5 element array of pointers to characters (strings).
ac--; av++;
if (ac==0) dirs[0] = "/tftpboot"; /* default directory */
while (ac-- 0 n MAXARG)
dirs[n++] = *av++;
1. It
What would be the procedure for applying a diff patch to kernel source..
make sure the file is, in fact, decompressed. if not, gunzip it.
cd /usr/src/linux-2.2.14
patch -p1 /path/to/patch-file
voila, done.
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disk under Linux, and if someone could help me to do so, would
the driver work in Linux? This is part one of a 2-part question,
nope, 99% chance no.
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Does anyone know if there is any PCI modems that
work with Linux? Anyone has any to recommend?
ActionTec makes a PCI modem based on the Lucent Venus Chipset that works.
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Rather than explain it to you I'll let you figure it out. You may
=never= figure it out, but maybe when you've been working on
UNIX internals for 20 years you'll learn to be more creative ...
Then I'll ask a different question. Why use socketpair instead of
using popen or ptys?
In the installation process, earlier it asked me for
a login and password. I tried using the password at
the "localhost login:" prompt, but the system wants
another password.
The "localhost login:" prompt just keeps coming back
for the correct login.
Maybe they could put in a "Hey, did you really read what I just said? I'm
about to kill all of your data. You sure about this?" message, but that
smacks of Microsoft's "Are you sure? Are you really sure? Really and
truly? Sure you mean it?".
and they should. Most people (based on
My friend mentioned this to her mother...both the mother
and a coworker thought learning c was funny and a waste
of time...that c++ was essentially THE language (in that
what is funny is that you really can do better C++ once you know C REALLY
well. C++ is just that - C + 1. You have to
They are a LOT bigger then the distribution binaries.
For example :
bash from RedHat : about 300 K
bash compiled : about 1 MB !!!
try "strip bash" after you compile it..
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Could someone please shed some light on the error below?
I am unable to find *any* information about this at all.
Yes, I am new to BRU.
Thanks!
Roger
[root@linux /root]# bru -cvf /dev/fd0 -L "title" /
bru: [Q120] use device "/dev/fd0" ? [y/n] [default: n] y
bru: [E134] internal
Big Questions:
1. Why such an uproar over OS's when most problems
are in the applications (except when NT munched
itself one week after I took over).
But for a server platform - even an errant application SHOULD NOT BE ABLE
to crash the server.
2b. Do companies call Microsoft or
/sbin/powerd used to be owned by SysVinit - but now it is not owned at all.
It is still INSTALLED, but no man page is found, and no package claims
ownership. was this intentional?
Tim
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We have a machine with a DPT RAID controller (EATA/DMA driver) and when we
try to upgrade to 5.1 from 5.0 the boot disk tells us:
HBA at 0xef90 does not respond to INQUIRY, sorry.
SCSI: 0 Hosts
and it will not pick up the SCSI adapter. I can't rightly install or
upgrade if I can't access my
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