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installation 00C0E001> 60 pushad 00C0E002 E8 03000000 call UltraISO.00C0E00A 00C0E007-E9 EB045D45 jmp 461DE4F7 00C0E00C 55 push ebp 00C0E00D C3 retn 00C0E00E E8 01000000 call UltraISO.00C0E014 00C0E013 EB 5D jmp short UltraISO.00C0E072 After shelling 00401620> $/EB 10 jmp short dumped.00401632 00401622. | 66: 623A bound di, dword ptr ds: [edx] 00401625. | 43 inc ebx 00401626. | 2B2B sub ebp, dword ptr ds: [ebx] 00401628. | 48 dec eax 00401629. | 4

Create a soft link in ln-S Ln-S is used to create soft links, which is equivalentWindowsIn the shortcut, the command for creating the file TTT in the upper-level directory in the current directory named ttt2 soft link is ln-s .. /TTT ttt2. If the original file is deleted as the TTT file, ttt2 becomes an empty file.Ln-D is used to create a hard link, which is equivalent to a copy of a file in windows. When the original file is deleted, the content of "copy" is not affected. [Archfree @ localhost

In linux, OpenGL reads JPG, PNG, TAG texture data, and opengltag The code for actually reading images has been uploaded to my resources. The following is an example (the code is not rigorous and can be taken together ): Unsigned char * esLoadJPG (const char * fileName, int * width, int * height, int * size){FILE * f = fopen (fileName, "rb ");Fseek (f, 0, SEEK_END );* Size = ftell (f );Fseek (f, 0, SEEK_SET );Unsigned char * data = (unsigned char *) malloc (* size );Fread (data, 1, * size, f );In

After Oracle 11g r2 is installed and the database is created, start em and report OC4J_DBConsole_source_ora11g not found error. em cannot start. [Oracle @ source ~] $ Emctl start dbconsole Enter the Configuration file./oracle/product/10.2.0/db_1/Solaris/j2ee/OC4J_DBConsole_source_ora11g not found. Because it is a new environment, re-create the archive database and reconfigure the Database control [Oracle @ source admin] $ emca-repos drop -- delete the current database Started emca at

until VFS calls it to request files and directories of I-nodes.Load the proc file systemIf the proc file system is not loaded yet, run the following command to load the proc file system:Mount-T proc/procThe above command will successfully load your proc file system. For more details, see the man page of the mount command.View/proc files/Proc files can be used to access information about the Kernel Status, computer attributes, and the status of running processes. Most files and directories in/pr

the latest information about the physical environment of the system. Although files in/proc are virtual, they can still be viewed using any file editor or programs such as 'more', 'less ', or 'cat. When the editing program tries to open a virtual file, the file is created out of thin air by the information in the kernel. Here are some interesting results I got from my system: $ ls -l /proc/cpuinfo-r--r--r-- 1 root root 0 Dec 25 11:01 /proc/cpuinfo$ f

: Compile and install Make malloc = libc[[Email protected] redis-4.0.6] # Make malloc = libc Add files under the/usr/local/redis-4.0.6/src directory to the/usr/local/bin directory Cd src make install [[emailprotected] redis-4.0.6]# cd src make install CC Makefile.dep Hint: It‘s a good idea to run ‘make test‘ ;) INSTALL install INSTALL install INSTALL install INSTALL install INSTALL install 　　 Step 6: test whether the installation is successful Switch to the redis src directory first[[Ema

Copy CodeThe code is as follows: Class ASCII { function decode ($STR) { Preg_match_all ("/(d{2,5})/", $str, $a); $a = $a [0]; foreach ($a as $dec) { if ($dec { $utf. = Chr ($DEC); } else if ($dec { $utf. = Chr (192 + (($dec-($dec%

without deleting the fileCode 5-18　　Create a local temporary file, point can be added without adding at least 3 x at the end and only X (must be capitalized)Code 5-19[Email protected]:/data# mktemp test. Xxxtest.otx[email protected]:/data# mktemp Test. Xxxxxtest.gydv4[email protected]:/data# ls-ltotal 0-rw-------1 root root 0 Dec 5 05:29 test.gydv4-rw-------1 root R Oot 0 Dec 5 05:29 test.otx　　Using Mkte

1. Check the system time[[Email protected] ~]# DateThu Dec 23:25:33 CST 2012[[Email protected] ~]# date + "%y%m%d%h:%m:%s"20121220 23:12:542. View hardware TimeThe system clock is the clock in the current Linux kernel, and the hardware clock is a battery-powered clock on the motherboard that can be set in the BIOS. When Linux starts, the hardware clock reads the settings of the system clock, and the system clock is independent of the hardware.[Email p

protected]> CREATE table t (x int);Table created.2. Initialize data [email protected]> INSERT INTO T values (1);1 row created.[email protected]> commit;Commit complete.[email protected]> INSERT INTO T values (2);1 row created.[email protected]> commit;Commit complete.3. View the data in the table, the reason why the rowID field is used is convenient for later experiment reference. [email protected]> select rowID, x from T;ROWID X----------------------------aaasvaaafaaaaayaaa 1 Aaasvaaafaaaaayaa