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Add user to existing group (precede with <code>su -</code>): | Add user to existing group (precede with <code>su -</code>): | ||
*<code>usermod -G {groupname} {username}</code> | *<code>usermod -G {groupname} {username}</code> | ||
+ | *<code>sudo chown -R new_owner:new_group folder</code> Recursively change owner and group of folder | ||
*<code>init [number]</code> set runmode number (5=graphical, 3=text, 1=single user) | *<code>init [number]</code> set runmode number (5=graphical, 3=text, 1=single user) | ||
*<code>[ctl][alt][F1]</code> switch to text mode | *<code>[ctl][alt][F1]</code> switch to text mode |
Revision as of 14:41, 31 October 2008
Contents
Fedora 7
- Fedora FAQ
su -
change to super user
Add user to sudo list:
echo 'loginname ALL=(ALL) ALL' >> /etc/sudoers
Where 'loginname' is your user account. Use 'ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD:ALL' if you don't want to require a password
Add user to existing group (precede with su -
):
usermod -G {groupname} {username}
sudo chown -R new_owner:new_group folder
Recursively change owner and group of folderinit [number]
set runmode number (5=graphical, 3=text, 1=single user)[ctl][alt][F1]
switch to text mode[ctl][alt][F7]
switch to graphical mode
KDE
startkde
start KDE (from ssh)- Added
xset r off
to.bashrc
hopefully fixing annoying problem with unwanted repeating characters when using VNC based on this conversation. - Attempted to set up remote desktop sharing through ssh, so far not really working:
- %
krfb
- %
vncviewer localhost:5900
- -Added XTEST(X11R6) to Exceed Xconfig under X Server Protocol, Extensions Tab
CygWin
- Installing minicom on cygwin:
- Add folder: <code>/var/lock
- Move file
minirc.dfl
to/usr/local/etc
- Fix serial port
/dev/ttyS1
->/dev/com1
???
Unix/Linux
- Basic unix commands
- Basic unix commands
- IO-Redirection shell commands
- Linux command reference
- Emacs manual
- Vi manual
- Gawk manual
- GNU awk manual
- GNU manuals from University of Utah
Scripting
Commands
- Common Linux commands
- Common Linux commands
history
- To get information on the server/computer:
cat /proc/cpuinfo
cat /proc/meminfo
dmesg
lspci
(list pci devices)df
(hard drive information)
find . -name "rc.conf" -print
xhost +[server name, i.e. vlsi]
(give permission to remote server to use local display)setenv DISPLAY=###.###.###.###:0.0
(set DISPLAY variable to local ip address)cat /var/log/messages |grep ***
(Search system messages for specific word)service xinetd restart
(Restart xinetd server)rpm -ivh foo-1.0-1.i386.rpm
(Add a package with rpm)rpm -e foo
(Remove a package with rpm)ps
(processes)top
(processes dynamic list)strace ./ldecod.exe -e trace=gmon.out
Debugging: print system calls made by ldecod.exe during executionbzip2 -cd files.tar.bz2 | tar xvf -
Bziptar -cf ouput.tar folder
Tar a foldertar -czvf output.tar.gz folder
Tar and gzip a foldertar -xzvf input.tar.gz
Untar and unzip a tar-ballmd5sum [filename]
Generate md5 hash of [filename]ar -s
orranlib
add index to archive (.a) file
Software
- yay: yet another YUV viewer
%yay [-s <with>x<height>] <filename>.yuv
- mpeg4ip tools: toolbox for mp4, avi, mov, etc. (!!! Could only find executables for Windows !!!)
%mp4info.exe [file.mp4]
%mp4creator -extract=1 file.avi file.264
(extract track number based on info given bymp4info.exe
- gprof: gnu profiling software
%gprof [executable] gmon.out > [gprof.out]
gmon.out
is generated by compiling target executable with -pg as a compiler and linker flag, then running the resulting executable normally
- cgprof: generate call-graph based on gprof data
cgprof -T ps -g [gprof.out] [gprof.ps]
(output postscript file)
- Converting postscript to other format.
- -Use Windows GhostScript->convert to generate a .tif (600dpi) or .pdf (720dpi) or one of several other formats
- -For poster size images generate .pdf with GhostScript and open with PaintShop Pro using high dpi value, then save as .tif or other file and print with MS Publisher as poster
Drivers
Utilities
Virtual Network Computing (VNC) Server
- VNC on Wikipedia
- TightVNC information
vncserver :1 -geometry 1880x1160
vncviewer localhost:#
over ssh/etc/sysconfig/vncservers
/sbin/service vncserver restart
vncserver -kill :1
Bootloader
USBNET (USBDNET)
- -BLOB requires cdc_subset module (
# modprobe cdc_subset
)
- gadget driver information (linux-usb.org)
- remove linux 2.6 usb 2.0 driver?
modprobe -r ehci-hcd
- -apparently
uhci-hcd
is the usb 1.0 driver from linux 2.4