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- CentOS installation Nerdtree: Solve the problem that CentOS cannot start after the installation is completed
- Installing Nerdtree on CentOS is a very common requirement. Nerdtree is a very popular Vim plug-in. It provides a file browser that can easily browse and operate files in Vim. Sometimes after installing Nerdtree, you may encounter If you encounter the problem of being unable to start, this article will introduce how to install Nerdtree on CentOS and solve possible startup problems. Installing Nerdtree on CentOS To install Nerdtree on CentOS, you need to follow these steps: 1. Make sure you have Vim installed, if it is not installed yet, run the following command in the terminal to install it: ```sudoyumin
- LINUX 1225 2024-02-14 13:00:22
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- readn, writen and readline functions in Linux network programming: how to read and write byte streams efficiently
- In Linux network programming, we often need to use byte stream sockets to transmit and receive data. However, when calling the read and write functions on a byte stream socket, the number of bytes input or output may be less than the requested number, because the buffer in the kernel for the socket is limited, requiring the caller to Call the read or write function several times. This will increase the complexity of programming and the possibility of errors. In order to solve this problem, we can use some encapsulated functions to implement fixed-length or line-by-line reading and writing functions. These functions are readn, writen and readline functions. This article will introduce the functions, principles, implementation and usage of these functions to help you improve Linux network programming.
- LINUX 1046 2024-02-14 13:00:03
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- Video explanation of 'Linux Private Kitchen Basics Learning Chapter 3'
- ###Answer 1: The video "Basic Learning of Linux Private Kitchen, Third Edition" is a very practical learning resource, very suitable for beginners who want to systematically learn the basic knowledge of the Linux operating system. In this video, you can learn the basics of the Linux operating system, including the historical background of Linux, the composition of the Linux kernel, the installation and configuration of Linux systems, etc. It is reported that Linux systems are commonly used. The video also introduces commonly used Linux commands and operation methods, such as file operations, directory operations, file permission management, user management, process management, etc. This video is not only comprehensive in content, but also explained in detail and easy to understand. The video uses vivid and interesting examples and cases to help learners better understand and
- LINUX 1239 2024-02-14 12:40:32
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- Install PerlBDI on CentOS and install OpenSSH-Server on CentOS
- In the CentOS system, PerlBDI and OpenSSH-Server are two very important components. PerlBDI is a Perl module used to interact with the database, and OpenSSH-Server is an SSH server used for secure remote login and file transfer. This article Will explain in detail how to install PerlBDI and OpenSSH-Server on CentOS systems, with detailed steps and instructions. Installing PerlBDI on CentOS PerlBDI is a Perl module used to interact with databases. Installing PerlBDI on a CentOS system can be completed by following the steps: Update the system before installing Perl
- LINUX 522 2024-02-14 12:39:19
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- Use TC to elegantly implement network current limiting under Linux
- 1. Principle of flow control under Linux We can control the way data packets are sent by queuing them. This kind of control is called data shaping, which means performing the following operations on the data: Adding delays Dropping packets Rearranging duplicates or corruption Controlling the rate Under the qdisc-class-filter structure, three steps are required to control traffic: Create a qdisc queue Since Linux controls traffic by queuing packets, you first need a queue. Creating a class class is actually used to classify traffic policies. For example, two traffic speed limit levels can be divided: 10MBps and 20MBps. Create filter even though class has already been created
- LINUX 944 2024-02-14 12:27:26
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- Using the ImageMagick command line to manipulate image files in Linux
- Using the convert command, you can modify image files without opening an image editor. The convert command is included in the ImageMagick installation package. Centos8 installs ImageMagick ImageMagick can be installed on Linux, MacOSX, and Windows systems. The download link is: http://www.imagemagick.org/script/download.php Next, install ImageMagick in Centos8: [root@localhost~]#wgethttps://download.imagemagick.or
- LINUX 952 2024-02-14 12:24:12
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- Tongxin uos system manual installation partition plan
- The Tongxin uos system is a Linux-based operating system with the advantages of stability, efficiency, and security. When installing the Tongxin uos system, partitioning is an important step. This article will introduce the solution for manually installing partitions on the Tongxin uos system. Including preparation before partitioning, partitioning operation and post-partitioning configuration. Preparation before partitioning Before performing the partitioning operation, you need to first understand the partitioning status of the disk. You can use the command line tool fdisk or parted to view the partitioning status of the disk. If the disk already has partitions, you need to back up the data first to avoid losing data during the partitioning process. . Partition operation 1. Open the terminal and enter the following command to enter the fdisk interactive interface: ```sudofdisk/dev/sdX/dev/
- LINUX 1185 2024-02-14 12:10:26
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- How to use the command line to manage Wi-Fi networks in Linux and improve wireless connection efficiency
- When we use Linux systems for network connections daily, we are usually accustomed to using graphical interfaces to manage Wi-Fi networks. However, when we need to use remote SSH or connect wirelessly without a desktop environment, relying solely on graphical tools is no longer enough. Therefore, in this article, we will introduce to you how to use the command line to manage Wi-Fi networks in Linux, which can help us better deal with various network connection problems and improve wireless connection efficiency. Project requirements: The user enters the wifi name and password on the web side, and the client can conduct connection technology research through the information sent by the server: I mentioned the nmcli command before, and this time he came to connect again: nmclidevicew
- LINUX 1197 2024-02-14 12:09:13
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- Dual-core CPU killer makes your Linux process run faster!
- When using Linux systems, we often encounter some CPU-intensive tasks, such as data processing, compiling programs, etc., which require a large amount of computing resources to complete. However, if our system hardware configuration is low, it will cause slow task execution and seriously affect our work efficiency. To address this problem, this article will introduce a technology called "CPU binding", which can bind a process to a specific CPU core, thereby improving the execution efficiency of the process. For ordinary applications, the default scheduling mechanism of the operating system is no problem. However, when a process requires higher operating efficiency, it is necessary to consider binding it to a separate core to reduce the overhead caused by scheduling on different cores. Put a process/thread
- LINUX 1233 2024-02-14 11:50:13
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- Main architecture of Linux system
- The Linux system is a complex and elegant software project. It is composed of multiple different components that work together to provide powerful functions and performance. But, do you know what the main architecture of a Linux system is? This article will introduce the four main components of the Linux system: kernel, shell, file system and application, as well as the relationship and role between them. With the continuous development of IT operation and maintenance, especially the rapid development of Linux, more and more enterprises are beginning to use Linux operating system platforms, such as CentOS, RedHat, Ubuntu, Fedora, etc., and hundreds of millions of websites have emerged on the Internet today. , the Internet has become an indispensable tool, so today we will share it with you
- LINUX 631 2024-02-14 11:40:13
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- Format text using Linux fmt
- The fmt command is a simple text formatter. I'll show you how to use it here to format text and email responses. When I write documentation for a project, I often write readme files and installation instructions in plain text. I don't need to use a markup language like HTML or Markdown to describe what the project does or how to compile it. But maintaining such documentation can be a pain. If I need to update the middle of a sentence in my Readme file, I need to reformat the text to avoid having a long or short line in the middle of my other text, which is neatly formatted Qi 75 columns. Some editors include features that automatically reformat text to fill paragraphs, but not all editors
- LINUX 1181 2024-02-14 11:30:35
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- In-depth Linux installation tutorial
- Xiaosi Linux: Deepin Linux is an operating system based on the open source Linux kernel. It has the advantages of stability, security, and ease of use. This article will introduce the installation tutorial of Deepin Linux to help you quickly master the installation method of the operating system. Preparation work Before installing Deepin Linux, you need to make the following preparations: Download the ISO image file of Deepin Linux. Create an empty USB flash drive or CD to make a boot disk. Back up important data to avoid losing it during installation. Making a boot disk The method of making a boot disk varies depending on the tool used, but the general steps are as follows: Insert a USB flash drive or CD. Open the tool for making a boot disk and select the ISO image file of Deepin Linux. Follow the prompts,
- LINUX 864 2024-02-14 11:30:25
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- Easily install Deepin Linux system without USB disk
- With the continuous development of science and technology, the Linux operating system is becoming more and more popular among users. Deepin Linux, as a well-known Linux distribution in China, has won the favor of many users due to its stability and ease of use. This article will give you Introduce how to easily install Deepin Linux system without a USB flash drive. Preparation 1. Download the ISO image file of Deepin Linux. 2. Create a blank partition on your computer for installing Deepin Linux system. Installation steps 1. Unzip the downloaded Deepin Linux ISO image file into a folder. 2. Open the folder, find the "install" file, and double-click to open it. 3. In the installation interface, select options such as language and keyboard layout,
- LINUX 783 2024-02-14 11:30:09
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- Microsoft releases Windows7/Server2008R2Beta beta installation file
- A month ago, Google publicly released the Windows7/WindowsServer2008R2SP1Beta beta version, but the viewing and downloading processes were relatively lengthy. Today jdk1.7 is officially downloaded for Linux, and Google has finally installed it into the Google Download Center. Users can easily obtain the required upgrade package. Windows7/WindowsServer2008R2SP1Beta download page (English/genuine verification required): Although the Windows7/Server2008R2SP1Beta released this time is no different from the previous redhatlinux, the system version number is Build7601.16562
- LINUX 1236 2024-02-14 11:21:20
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- Debian KDE installation tutorial
- Debian is a popular Linux distribution, and KDE is one of its desktop environments. Before installing DebianKDE, you need to know some basic knowledge for smooth installation and configuration. This article will provide you with a detailed DebianKDE installation tutorial. . Installation steps 1. You need to download the Debian installation image, which can be obtained from the official website. After the download is completed, write it to a U disk or CD. 2. Insert the U disk or CD into the computer, restart the computer, enter the BIOS settings, and set the startup method to boot from the U disk or CD. 3. After entering the Debian installation interface, select the language and keyboard layout, and then click the "Install" button. 4. Next, you need to choose the partitioning method, if you want
- LINUX 937 2024-02-14 11:21:07