> I am using redhat8.0. Where can I get graphical file diff. tools, like
> "mgdiff" in suse !.
> Can any help me please !,
tkdiff and it's brother tkcvs are very cool tools.
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> I am new to linux, my requirement is I have to send
> data from kernel to a process and it should be
> asyncronous, ie, process will be doing something and
> when the kernerl receives data from I/O ports, (UART
> in our case) it has to inform the process. It would be
> great if you can send the
> > Perhaps another ethtool ioctl() for LINK status is needed?
> >
> > (cc: to Jeff Garzik, ethtool maintainer)
>
> we need netlink messages to proactively deliver link status to any
> userspace (or kernelspace) listeners.
It was brought to my attention that mii-diag does just fine for what we
> Actually I am looking for it myself. I searched a lot of places.
> If you already find it, would you mind sharing that with me? Thanks.
>
> "Linux SMP HOWTO" has a link to "Look at PSET - Processor Sets for the Linux
> kernel" which support processor affinity.
> The Link goes to the following w
> > I'm getting this error (package foo found in file index) MANY times upon
> > installation of an rpm I built. It is 100% consistent - whenever I install
> > this RPM, I get this error.
> >
> > I have no idea whats going on, or what I am doing wrong. I am using RPM
> > 3.0.5, and upgrading RPM
Hello all,
I'm getting this error (package foo found in file index) MANY times upon
installation of an rpm I built. It is 100% consistent - whenever I install
this RPM, I get this error.
I have no idea whats going on, or what I am doing wrong. I am using RPM
3.0.5, and upgrading RPM is not rea
> To create the new WPBHost process I use fork and execve. When I close
> the connection with the client, the WPBHost program is also killed by
man setsid
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> > Rather than explain it to you I'll let you figure it out. You may
> > =never= figure it out, but maybe when you've been working on
> > UNIX internals for 20 years you'll learn to be more creative ...
>
> Then I'll ask a different question. Why use socketpair instead of
> using popen or ptys
> > Yeah, but you can use it to talk to the telnet on the local
> > system, which in turn will talk to telnetd on the remote
> > system ...
>
> No. There is NO mention of AF_UNIX in the telnet source code. This is
> completely wrong.
>
> Telnet uses AF_INET and AF_INET6.
Why don't you go back
> I must write a program in C to automate a telnet login to a remote =
> system, execute some tests
> and pipe the output back to parent.
> Does anyone know how to setup a two-way pipe between parent and child =
> processes in a=20
> C program that both can send and receive signals??
man socketpa
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