[PLUG] Re: plug-mail Digest, Vol 19, Issue 21

Hi, I am from Delhi, and I need some Linux distro to give try. Cuz I am writing paper on "Home-Desktop Linux" and the ideas for implementing Home-Desktop Linux. I currently need Slackware and Mandrake (all latest). But i have 64kbps Internet, not possibly good idea to download. But if someone Lives

[PLUG] Re: plug-mail Digest, Vol 19, Issue 23

Hello Friends, I m currently starting to write installation, customization and administration guide, all in easy way, for Newbie. If there someone using Gentoo or experience on Gentoo want to help me out, contact me to my email < ra21vi[at]gmail.com >. The work may also be specific to hardware pla

[PLUG] Want Speaker For BLUG's (BCS/MCS GNU/Linux Users Group ) Seminars

Dear Sir/Madam, BLUG (BCS/MCS GNU/Linux Users Group ) is a Pune based group which was established on 26th Jan 05 to promote FOSS (Free Open Source Softwares). Our primary goal is to give a technical forum for students. 1)Advocacy of GNU/Linux and FOSS 2)Sharin

[PLUG] Summer Vacation Seminar Series Time Table

Summer Vacation Seminar Series Time Table Timings :- (Session 1) 09.00am to 09.45am (Session 2) 10.15am to 11.00am

[PLUG] Invitation For BLUG(BCS-MCS GNU/Linux User Group) Seminars

Dear Sir/Madam, BLUG (BCS/MCS GNU/Linux Users Group ) is a Pune based group which was established on 26th Jan 05 to promote FOSS (Free Open Source Softwares). Our primary goal is to give a technical forum for students. 1)Advocacy of GNU/Linux and FOSS. 2)Sharin

Re: [PLUG] tool that finds memory lecks in program

Atul Thosar wrote: i need an efficient tool that finds memory lecks in program program is written in c, platform linux currently i am using valgrind tool. You can give a shot to Electric Fence, which is a malloc() debugger. http://perens.com/FreeSoftware/ElectricFence/ is the link. IMHO, valg

Re: [PLUG] xmms installation in MDV2k5LE

On 5/23/05, shirish agarwal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi guys, > I've just been to the xmms.org site. After checking that > the > necessary dependencies I'm lookin for the rpm to install. Now there're > quite a few rpm's regarding fc1, redhat 9. Anybody can give any info. >

Re: [PLUG] tool that finds memory lecks in program

On Monday 23 May 2005 7:08 pm, Atul Thosar wrote: > hello all > i need an efficient tool that finds memory lecks in program > program is written in c, platform linux > Also try http://www.linuxlinks.com/Software/Programming/Development/Debugging/Memory/index.shtml Kaustubh -- "I'd crawl over an

Re: [PLUG] tool that finds memory lecks in program

On Monday 23 May 2005 7:08 pm, Atul Thosar wrote: > hello all > i need an efficient tool that finds memory lecks in program > program is written in c, platform linux > Either of memprof / ccmalloc / leaktracer / electric fence. Kaustubh -- "Linux: the operating system with a CLUE... Command Line

[PLUG] ubuntu CDs

Dear all, I have some spare copies of UBUNTU CDs . Any body interested can contact me. regards p.kumar pune -- __ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List: (plug-mail@plug.org.in) List Information: http://plug.org.in/mailing

Re: [PLUG] [Broadband] Exatt in Pune

* Aditya Laghate <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [050522 05:51]: > > out their schemes at http://www.exatt.net/schemes.htm > > > > I want some feedback before subscribing to Exatt. Anyone? > > Kunal > > Hi > I called up exatt yesterday, they seem to very expens

[PLUG] Accessing the file table in the kernel

Every process has its own file table where its stores apart from other details the fds of the files it has opened and the current offset from where the next read/write operation will begin. How do I access this table in my kernel module? I want to change the offset of a particular file to EOF. -S

Re: [PLUG] Re: plug-mail Digest, Vol 19, Issue 21

On 5/24/05, Ravi Kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am from Delhi, and I need some Linux distro to give try. Cuz I am > writing paper on "Home-Desktop Linux" and the ideas for implementing > Home-Desktop Linux. > I currently need Slackware and Mandrake (all latest). But i have > 64kbps Internet,

[PLUG] kernel compilation

As far as I know there're 2 ways to re-compile the kernel :- (Doing all as root) A] 1. Install the sources & go to /usr/src/linux & read the README. 2. make menuconfig : menu comes, after choosing processor types & other parameters exit. Make sure to save the configu

[PLUG] [job] Linux SysAdmin with Perl for Yahoo! Bangalore

Hello, We have an immediate opening at Yahoo! Bangalore for a candidate that has both a strong background in large-scale System Administration and Perl development (SA-automation type programming skills are a huge plus). This is a great opportunity for the right person to play an important role o

Re: [PLUG] Accessing the file table in the kernel

Use the "current" macro to get the task_struct pointer. This structure will have list of opened files and their descriptors. OR send some ioctl to kernel space and you will direct get the struct file pointer in the kernel space ioctl function. Once, you have the file pointer, you can set its offs

Re: [PLUG] kernel compilation

On 5/24/05, shirish agarwal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > As far as I know there're 2 ways to re-compile the kernel :- (Doing all as > root) > A] > 1. Install the sources & go to /usr/src/linux & read the README. > 2. make menuconfig : menu comes, after choosing processor types & > other parameters