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user's latest post:
Writing self replicating program
Published (2009-11-06 23:51:00)
Code: #define SOURCE_NAME ("foo.c") #include <stdio.h> int main(){ char cmdline[54]; int c = 0; while(c < 64){ sprintf(cmdline, "gcc -O2 %s -o p%d", c); system(cmdline); c++; } } will make 64 copies of it self. it has to compile itself because you cannot copy a running executable in *nix. one more thing, change foo.c to the actually name.
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LXer: Everything you need to...
Published (2009-11-06 23:41:00)
Published at LXer: Android 2.0 (formerly codenamed 'Éclair') is the latest evolution of the mobile OS developed by Google and the Open Handset Alliance. This version is a chunky upgrade, superceding the current Android 1.6 software (dubbed 'Donut'), which was actually considered "a minor platform release". The first phone to feature Android 2.0 will be Motorola's comeback phone, the DROID (aka the...
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how to remove a line from a txt...
Published (2009-11-06 19:39:00)
For the record, I want to acknowledge that AWK is better than SED...........sometimes
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ACPI or lm-sensors fan control...
Published (2009-11-06 14:51:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by roanm Thanks for your reply. I'm pretty sure that changing to opensuse won't give me any success. After all, the other distro's didn't show any differences. So at this point it looks like a kernel support problem (which is also not very strange, because the netbook is quite new). True, but you might be surprised. I tried ubuntu/kubuntu on my Asus at first, and got a different set of...
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Do you ever doubt what you hear ?
Published (2009-11-06 13:34:00)
Quote: Originally Posted by smeezekitty Most of the time. why are your posts always like this? are you insane? Yes, I admit it, please take to the padded room. Well, actually, in the General forum, my posts are, a bit trollish at times. But, so are the rest of them, all these random rantings and stuff. I must indeed be insane to rant here. Anyway, don't worry, you won't find me posting something like this in the other forums, those...
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ns installation wont let me do...
Published (2009-11-06 12:26:00)
To @ yasirimteyaz and @ joelits : I never did it that way, but installed otcl, tclcl, ns, nam to /usr/local/ , just by doing # 'make install' after 'cd' into each of those. ( Please see post # 6.) Installs 18 ( small ) files in /usr/local/. cd /usr/local/bin/ # strip * ( or sudo strip * , if Ubuntu.) .. makes ns , nam smaller. Some times it is possible to use the system tcl / tk . And as not all Linux's needs...
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how do i use s3270/x3270 for...
Published (2009-11-06 02:18:00)
If you're keen on doing this in Perl, ask the gurus over at http://www.perlmonks.org/
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Ft. Hood Killings - Page 2 -...
Published (2009-11-06 15:42:00)
@johnsfine Well I never read anything from infowars, and so when I looked at the article I misinterpreted (maybe?) I dunno, its best not to even dwell on it.
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Latest active threads on LinuxQuestions.org - where Linux users come for help:
Started 2 days ago (2009-11-06 17:33:00)
by cantab
I've tried QGIS and GRASS for working with maps, though never used them in
an academic context - but I know people who have. I've also had success
running the Windows version of Igor Pro on Wine.
Started 18 hours, 58 minutes ago (2009-11-07 23:24:00)
by jstephens84
can you post the dmesg output after you plug in the usb drive? Just to see
what it outputs and give us a starting point.
Started 4 days, 6 hours ago (2009-11-04 11:41:00)
by win32sux
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Originally Posted by sachin151080
is there any way to allow blocked particular site to particular IP in squid or dansguardian.
Yes. This was actually asked and answered less than a week ago right here .
Started 1 day, 10 hours ago (2009-11-07 07:45:00)
by neonsignal
No, you shouldn't be worried.
You can do pretty much anything in a language like C that you can in assembler, so assembler isn't any more "dangerous".
It is a bit easier to have a crash in assembler language programs. There are classes of errors that you wouldn't have in a higher level language, such as stack errors. But on a modern operating system, a failure in a user space program ...
Started 16 hours, 44 minutes ago (2009-11-08 01:38:00)
by bigrigdriver
Probably the easiest thing to do, in my view ('cause this is what I would do), is to boot Ubuntu (your master Linux installation).
Mount the Fedora partition. Open Fedora's /boot/grub/menu.lst (or grub.conf if that's what Fedora uses) and copy the grub menu entry: should be 3 or 4 lines giving the menu name, kernel, and initrd lines.
Close that file, then open Ubuntu's /boot/grub/menu....
Started 16 hours, 15 minutes ago (2009-11-08 02:07:00)
by eth1
I am sorry but your question doesn't appear to be clear. Are you referring
to the first boot device configuration ? If yes, then you need to modify it
in the BIOS settings by pressing Del/F2/F10 etc or a specific key as per
your motherboard.
Started 16 hours, 16 minutes ago (2009-11-08 02:06:00)
by EricTRA
Hello,
As far as I know you cannot use nor install the versions other then those from IBM. There is no download available from Sun (or others) for AIX.
It seems that the most recent version available for AIX is 1.4.2. Have a look at these websites:
AIX Download and service information
Installing IBM JRE
Kind regards,
Eric
Started 5 months, 3 weeks ago (2009-05-20 08:16:00)
by knudfl
Welcome to LQ.
A command in ns2 would be
'ns file.tcl'
Or what have you got, and which command are you doing ? ?
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Hot threads for last week on LinuxQuestions.org - where Linux users come for help:
Started 1 week, 5 days ago (2009-10-27 15:48:00)
by mjones490
Quote:
Originally Posted by smeezekitty
you add one word (with no spaces and is 16 chars long or less) to the last persons word so it makes sense:
the starting word is software
and
Started 3 weeks, 1 day ago (2009-10-17 14:09:00)
by callumacrae
I personally don't think swine flu is any worse than normal flu.
I've got a couple friends who've had it, I may have had it, everyone says it's just like having a bad cold.
~Callum
Started 4 days ago (2009-11-04 18:07:00)
by Ivshti
Because, Slackware installer doesn't check if the package selection that you made has no dependency issues, so if you remove packages you may remove something that you don't have to remove.
Also, when you ask about things in the forums, it's always good to have a full installation, because it makes life easier for the ones that are about to answer you - they know that the issue isn't because ...
Started 6 days, 1 hour ago (2009-11-02 16:28:00)
by MS3FGX
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Frankly, since I'm not sure how (or when) this happened to begin with I'm not sure if I know enough to avoid letting it happen again.
Well, I will give you one hint:
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The server installation is 1 year old and it hasn't received any updates installed until today.
I think this is a ...
Started 3 days, 19 hours ago (2009-11-04 22:46:00)
by tuxdev
I've named my machines cyrus, glenn, robo, ayla, lavos
I'm on epoch right now.
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-01 12:48:00)
by Disillusionist
It seems clear from the professors reply: You are creating a shell script
The script is menu driven
You have covered (or should have) case statements
You have covered reading input and checking the responses
Your professor has also provided the starting point for your homework:
Code:
echo "Please choose a folder or file. If you choose a folder you will move into that folder...
Started 2 days, 10 hours ago (2009-11-06 07:24:00)
by Larry Webb
It is sad and I will never understand how a person can go into a crowd and kill so many innocent people that are not going to help his cause. I do not no what made the man snap but I am almost sure shooting all those people did not help his cause.
Larry
Started 6 days, 7 hours ago (2009-11-02 11:00:00)
by cantab
A laser printer will generally be faster and cheaper per page than an inkjet. But the laser printer will cost more to begin with, and when the toner does run out replacing it will be expensive.
Quality will I think depend more on the individual printer, you should search for reviews.
http://www.openprinting.org/printer_list.cgi will list printers that are and aren't Linux-compatible.
Started 1 week ago (2009-11-01 04:00:00)
by saulgoode
Your approach should work fine and you are definitely on the right track; however, I would propose that instead of installing the software directly (via 'make install'), you should consider building a Slackware package and installing that. Installing with a SW package is generally not much more difficult, and it makes system maintenance easier in the long run (you will know what packages are ...
Started 2 weeks, 6 days ago (2009-10-18 22:14:00)
by John VV
and WHY would i want to try to install a kernel not built for MY system and
with who knows what options and what good ( or BAD ) hacks ???
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