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Jun/09Replace /dev/xxx With UUID
Overview My recent (re)build of my old Intel Pentium 4 system to run in my Linux system has a slight problem with jumping drive points e.g one minute my /home drive on /dev/sdb1 suddent goes to /dev/sda1 after a reboot … Continue reading
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Jun/09Linux Terminal Not Auto-completing
in the terminal is one of the most useful features in command line. Both DOS and Linux support autocomplete with the key . This is when you type part of the command or file name and press tab to complete … Continue reading
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May/09Setting Default Linux Shell
My new user I created did not have any shell when I logged in. To set up a shell you need to know where the shell resides with this command: $ which bash where bash is the shell name. Replace … Continue reading
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Feb/09Auto Login & Lock For Linux & Windows
Overview I had conceived an idea to automatically login and lock the screen. A Google later and I found that I wasn’t the only one. An advantage of this set up is it allows you to login and start up … Continue reading
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Feb/09GNU Screen In Linux
Overview Screen is a handy terminal application which runs on top of Linux terminal itself. This means allows you to create sessions with in a terminal and each session are self contained. A feature that I use of screen is … Continue reading
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Feb/09MythTV Capture Card Requirements With Multiple Front Ends
I have start to live the dream of time shifting commercial skipping T.V programs and it’s all done in MythTV. Today I have discovered why someone mentioned they had 4 T.V capture cards in their system was not so ridiculous … Continue reading
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Feb/09Copying Files & Rsync On Linux
I ofund this article from IBM which says you can copy files and preserve their file permissions using the -p argument e.g cp -p log.txt / This is really handy when used with the recursive -r argument which will keep … Continue reading
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Feb/09bash: man: command not found
Just a quick update to my experience with a VPS server. The Ubuntu install on CheapVPS is so stripped down it doesn’t even include one of the most basic commands: man. man display man pages which are Linux manuals for … Continue reading