making sure nothing has regressed, making sure the proper drivers are available etc etc.
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making sure nothing has regressed, making sure the proper drivers are available etc etc.
i use 32bit everything on my 64 bit systems. enable smp and youre good to go and dont have to worry about kernel limitations in freebsd.
read the man page for the terminal youre using.
ive always thought the EXACT same thing.
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-software-2/editing-iso-images-mounting-read-write-271314/
sorry, i forgot the [sarcasm] tags.
if you combine knowledge of tcp/ip, with c, asm, and lets say... linux... you could do some damage.
https://help.ubuntu.com/8.10/internet/C/index.html
try this as root
killall -9 trackerd
dbus-launch trackerd
want to learn how to be a 1337 h4x0r?
learn c.
learn asm.
learn the ins and outs of tcp/ip.
learn some perl.
shell scripting also helps.
learn how to reverse engineer.
there are a ton of java IDEs out there. google is your friend.
maybe this can help you: http://swik.net/ltsp+Windows
its not ntfs anymore.
no defragging.
http://www.worldlabel.com/Pages/openoffice-template.htm
http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/1955/making_labels_with_openoffice_org_templates/
nope.
try locking the desktop.
have u tried "uname -a"?
check this out:
http://www.saifur-rahman.com/2008/11/is-keyboard-not-working-properly-in-ubuntu-810/
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/47860
try this as root:
mkdir /mnt/usbkey
mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/usbkey
your usb stick should now be ready for use.
try running it without the "./"
ive never used gcov or gprof. i dont know about those.
ok, say you download a source tarball or something. filename.tar.gz
you do: tar xvzf filename.tar.gz
this unzips and unpacks the file and...
oooooohhhhhh ok, so its already compiled and whatnot, correct? u can run the program?
./configure isnt for end user configuration.
./configure is for pre-compilation configuration of the make...
what program is it?
how can you build it, but not configure and install it?
./configure is the first step in compiling it. if you cant even do that, then i have no idea how youre managing to "build" it.
...
is it a windows program? you said that you ran it on windows... so that leads me to believe that its a windows program and cant be run on linux.
a .bat file CANNOT run on linux.
if it the file ends in .sh, you need to run it in the terminal.
sh whatever.sh
.bat files are windows batch files. they wont run on linux.