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, it is a good idea to delete the original code. Of course, in It is also wise to keep a backup to another place before deletion. 　　 The "checkout" command can use the module name as a parameter (as in all previous examples) or a path relative to $ CVSROOT. Path, as shown in the preceding example. You should check whether the permissions in the CVS directory are appropriate and make them belong to A specific group. See Section 2.2.2 [file permissions]. 　　 If you want to "import" some files are b

After the Linux cutting of the embedded application was completed last time, it still took about 7 s to start Linux. Although barely acceptable, it still did not reach my goal-within 2 s. Moreover, in the actual commercial environment, the requirement for device reliability is "5 9" (99.999%, that is, the OOS time is less than 5 minutes/year ), this means that the Linux Startup (device reset) time is reduced every second, which significantly improves the reliability. To put it bluntly, how can w

modification. Systemd has been incorporated into many software sources of Linux releases. systora 15 and later versions use systemd as the default INIT program in Linux. (In the feature of Fedora 14, systemd is used as a technical preview. Replace upstart in fedora 15 as the default manager. For more information, see the fedora official documentation and click the link) SysvinitA daemon (sysvinit package) is a running-level system that uses the

patches provided by CELF and was formally incorporated into the standard Kernel in later Kernel 2.6.11. Therefore, you may directly enable this function in the new kernel version. If your Linux kernel cannot be updated to Versions later than 2.6.11 for some reason, you can refer to the methods provided by CELF to modify or directly download the patches they provide: http://tree.celinuxforum.org/CelfPubWiki/PrintkTimes You can simply enable the Print

◆ 1) First, tracking and analyzing the Linux Startup Process and generating a detailed startup time report. The simple and feasible method is to add a timestamp for all kernel information during the startup process through the PrintkTime function, which facilitates summary and analysis. PrintkTime was one of the earliest Kernel patches provided by CELF and was formally incorporated into the standard Kernel in later Kernel 2.6.11. Therefore, you may d

After the Linux cutting of the embedded application was completed last time, it still took about 7 s to start Linux. Although barely acceptable, it still did not reach my goal-within 2 s. Moreover, in the actual commercial environment, the requirement for device reliability is "5 9" (99.999%, that is, the OOS time is less than 5 minutes/year ), this means that the Linux Startup (device reset) time is reduced every second, which significantly improves the reliability. To put it bluntly, how can w

executed. Together, it means that the process is executed when the action condition is met. Note: The key to understanding Inittab is to understand that the process is executed when the action condition is met. ” 2.rcS files to/etc/init.d/rcs (start with #!/bin/sh) Path=xxx (1) First from the syntax of the shell script analysis, this line defines a variable path, the value is equal to the following string

we can write it into a file, we usually create init.d/rcs under etc, put the command into the RcS script inside, write mount-a on the line, But after writing, how does the kernel know to do this? Do we still need to instruct, because the kernel is just starting to run when the Inittab file is running, so I can put the path into the inittab inside, add:: Respawn:/etc/init.d/

, this file is being modified. Do not change it. However, for advanced version control systems such as CVS, even if there is no file lock action, the two versions of merge can be upgraded in case of version conflicts.There are currently many commercial and open source version control systems. in the open source code field, SCCs was the first to emerge, and then evolved into an RCS. these two versions are based on individual files for version control.

and it is outage!How can we not be lose any data?According to the design of the above problems encountered, I have designed the following architecture, of course, this architecture can continue to improve, the end of the article:Based on above problem, I-design Another architecture like below, of course we can improve it again, talk it at the end of This article:Web server A submits a SQL script request (containing RequestID, which is a Guid type) to the primary database server a, a The DBSync

server A to other slave database servers. Then problem comes: We may lost some data when some data in dbs a didn't sync toDBS B and it is outage! How can we NOT to lose any data? According to the problems encountered in the above design, I have designed the following architecture. Of course, this architecture can be improved. I will end with this article: Based on above problem, I design another architecture like below, of course we can improve it again, talk it at the end of this article: W

$PATH /bin:/ Sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin You can see that we have customized the command prompt, and the CD has entered our home directory homes and exported environment variables.10.2 Adding Inittab and RCS files1) in etc under the Add File Inittab, the contents of the document are as follows: #this is run except booting in Single-user mode. :: Sysinit:/etc/init.d/rcs #/bin/sh on sel ected TTYs # start an

busybox. Busybox first parses the file/etc/inittab, which stores the system configuration information, which specifies the programs to be started next. (1) modify the ETC/inittab file as follows: : Sysinit:/etc/init. d/RCS Tq2440_serial0: askfirst:-/bin/sh : Ctrlaltdel:/sbin/reboot : Shutdown:/bin/umount-a-r Each entry in the/etc/inittab file is used to define a sub-process and determine its startup method. The format is as follows: The

5, the secondary device number is 1, can only be created with the Mknod command7. Create the necessary documents under etc/[email protected]:~/work/rootfs/etc$ tree././├──fstab necessary files, hangs all file systems specified in the file├──group is not a necessary file, you need to set the password├──INIT.D the necessary folders│├──rcs Necessary Documents│└──rcs.bak Necessary Documents├──inittab Copy from Busybox's example file├──PASSWD is not a nec

required for INIT process startup and NULL. Proc directory to come in to mount the virtual proc file system of the kernel. This makes some commands for the process, such as PS, effective.1) perform mkdir etc Dev proc in the First_fs directory2) Create a new file under etc InittabFormat of configuration information in Inittab I have explained it in my previous article, "Linux Transplant (iii)". We write two lines of configuration information inside.:: Sysinit:/etc/init.d/

Bo Chuang s3c2410 Board use example: Linux Process startup is based on the instructions in the startup script , there are two main categories: init and bash. Init is the topmost of all scripts, executed first, Bash is usually invoked when it lands on the shell. Different file system specific startup script file names are not the same. Take the file system (yaffs) I used as an example,/etc/init.d/rcs as a script for init, if you want to open a machi

Restart the service, and after the startup succeeds, execute the following statement to verify that the service is starting correctly: The code is as follows: telnet localhost 2401 If the following words appear: Trying 127.0.0.1 ... Connected to localhost. Escape character is ' ^] '. Enter Hi and will continue to output the following words CVS [PServer aborted]: Bad Auth protocol Start:hi Connection closed by foreign host. The above symptoms indicate that the CVS user authentication

init analysis of BusyBox This article turns from: http://blog.csdn.net/linucos/article/details/5352506 Init of 5.5.3 BusyBox In addition to the basic commands, BusyBox also supports the Init feature, like other init, BusyBox Init is the completion of the system initialization, the work before shutdown, and so on, we know that after the Linux kernel is loaded, the machine will transfer control to the kernel, After Linux kernel starts, do some work, then find the Init program inside the root fi

When you use a shell to write a program, you sometimes have to confront the problem of interaction--unfortunately, the shell can't automatically complete the interaction. If the interactive content is many, it is convenient to apply expect script directly, if the content of interaction is very small, and considering the usability of shell, it is more convenient and flexible to create a expect here document in the shell script. As shown in the following example, Expect here document can be run di

/*.so (Super User execution) to see the size of the library, ensuring that no Over 4M du-mh lib/ D. Adding a system boot file(1) Add File Inittab under etc, the file content is as follows: #this is run first except if booting in Single-user mode. :: Sysinit:/etc/init.d/rcs #/bin/sh invocations on SEL ected TTYs # start an ' Askfirst ' shell on the console (whatever, May is) :: a