Rob Lott Spring Semmester
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Hi.I'm Robert Lott. Corning student. im here to take in knowledge of and adpt to the nature of the Linux system. Having Linux system configuration as part of a hobbies list isn't a bad thing, I figured. A Dream job for me would be robotics or some awesome field.
Lost time due to life issues. after playing catch up. i began issuing the first steps of the first project.filled out opus.
Acommplished setting up Desktop installation on system in class. tiger claw
Happy b-day Installed ubuntu server on my old tower. configuring the system to accept ssh through a router was a bit of a challenge.
-cntrl a shift pipe -cntrl a tab -cntrl a c
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a program that constitutes the central core of a computer operating system. It has complete control over everything that occurs in the system.
GUI- Graphical User Interface
If your not on a command line and reading this from a internet browser than your using it.
ubuntu desktop.
Benchmark
The act of testing a programs performance by running programs, or other operations.
Scripting
The art of writing, modifying programming text to be utilized. Usually executed within a text editor.
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lab46:~$ vi Opus.txt lab46:~$ lab46:~$ lab46:~$ lab46:~$
syntax error.
A Syntax error is a error in spelling of a command, spacing error or you just don't know.
\
lab46:~$ vi 1 counter=0 2 While counter < 5: 3 print "hello" 4 counter = counter + 1 Traceback (most recent call last): File "./tester.py", line 2 While counter < 5: ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax
Compiler
reads a program script as one whole piece. Analyzing and displaying errors if any.
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Short for Directory
lab46:~$ mkdir i_made_this_folder lab46:~$ lab46:~$ lab46:~$
setgui
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do one thing and do it right.
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Porting
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intended only for communications within the segment of a local network (a link) or a point-to-point connection that a host is connected to. Routers do not forward packets with link-local addresses.
Obtains the user identity that the process is running as.
logging onto lab46 network. than logging onto your server box.
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The practical impact of weather and climate prediction on the world's population and economy drives investment in and use of HPC in Earth Sciences.- http://www.scientificcomputing.com
Building useful numerical models to accurately predict physical phenomenon
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State your rationale. I belive that while sitting at the main computer. i can log onto my green server by utilizing the ssh command.
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2 unix use command line, windows- putty or such. 3 used ssh command to connect. sucess
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Based on the data collected:the [osibilities of conectting thr multitpule tunnles via ssh could be infinit
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====Experiment 2====installing driver
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harddrive - from old computer. usbcard poccessing enough mem space for ubuntu 10.04
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by reinstalling ubuntu srever to a new assinged computer. One can etemp to install the grub bootloader onto the non-bootable drive.
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How are you going to test your hypothesis? What is the structure of 1 wipe a SD card clean of any privous information. 2 Threw (installed) ubuntu 10.04 iso. on card. 3 inserted card into usb port on blink machine. 4 started and intialized boot to sd within bios of motherboard. 5 reinstall boot loader
-sd wipe- success iso installation- success boot to sd - success grub bootloader- fail.
The drive sleected for the installation may be one of the issuse faced here. The chosen procedure is a simple and easy way of handling a boot issue. yet more knowledge on installation error contingency planning must be done.
Based on the data collected: based on the experiment the hypothesis wolud have been successful if not for hard drive malfunction. it is a highly use meathod.
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had a intresting day configuring a server at home to work as a netboot server for my up and coming home unix network.
had the job almost done the the server fefused to allow access.
one headeach to add on- i seem to be having prob looging in from outside the network. I did it. will fix it
Missed class so punished self with filling out upus for the next four hours. looked up multi seated linux assignment. reconfigured ubuntu server on new machine.
Figured more on samba configuration. vocab entries
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Apply changes to a OS or file system to a particular program from it default properties.
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aptitude apt-get
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Two values - True False 1,2 up, down
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a person who is charged with the responsibility for monitoring and maintaining systems across a network
root, admin ,
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a point of for other pathways to intercept , branch from a or into.
peripheral devices and network locations
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Space set aside within the hard drive for virtual ram
/*
* free
total used free shared buffers cached
Mem: 127636 124288 3348 0 6820 97312
-/+ buffers/cache: 20156 107480
Swap: 131064 1548 129516
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A server configured to serve as a Data storage unit. (aswell as other)
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free peer configuration community
free licences for Developers
use of and knowledge in unix/linux based systems.
Debian Free Software Guidelines (DFSG) \
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Someone who knows the Linux and similar system's software and programming language
System admistrator or instuctor pakage installer ====
Helps setup new software to an OS
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Files are before fields. feilds are before records. records are before bytes.
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A file that has been compressed in order to send via secure file transfer or optimazed storage
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Burnout-
More work -less play
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a piece of computer instruction that enables abilities and options to a specific hardware.
list of the objects within the directory
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Devices that would be used by a computer system in order to run. Other hardware would be a Outside device.
Reads a script aka Computer instructions line by line and executes if there is no syntax error
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An individual who has impressive and accurate knowledge based on Linux systems
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The person who constructs, and test programs
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Floder within the /etc/ directory
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can one create their own xorg.config file
-knowledge of Linux file system and or way to quick reference
I believe that one can create a way to direct an graphic relay t a additional screen by the creation of a xorg.conf file with in the /etc/X11/ directory.
vim /etc/X11/xorg.conf
##################Original Video Setting ################### section “Device”
Identifier "configured Video Device"
EndSection
Section “Monitor”
Identifier "configured Monitor"
EndSection
Section “screen”
Identifier "Default Screen"
Monitor "Configured Monitor"
Device "configured Video Device"
SubSection "Display"
Depth 24
Modes "1280x800"
EndSubSection
EndSection #####################################################
Section “ServerLayout”
Identifier "server Layout"
Screen 0 "Default Screen" 0 0
Screen 1 "DisplayLinksScreen" Leftof "default Screen"
EndSection
#####################################################
Section “Files”
ModulePath "/usr/lib/xorg/modules"
ModulePath "/usr/local/lib/xorg/modules"
EndSection ###########DisplayLink Stuff#########################
Section “Device”
Identifier "DisplayLinkDevice"
Driver "displaylink"
Option "fbdev" "/dev/fb0"
EndSection
Section “Monitor”
Identifier "displayLinkMonitor"
EndSection
Section “screen”
Identifier "DisplayLinkScreen"
Device "DisplayLinkDevice"
Monitor "DisplayLinkMonitor"
SubSection "Display"
Depth 24
Modes "1280x1024"
EndSubsection
EndSection ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
startx module is unresponsive when implemented
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Can one make their own Xorg.conf file and have it work
instructor-Haas www.google.com www.mulchman.org
By craeting a text file in vim text editor i can have a a second screen mounted and operating on nmy school linux box.
followed the instructions on the Mulchman.org web site to acquire the appropiate files and drivers. - had a problem with the make command form the start - Found that additional pakages and headers were needed to finshed the project. (thx Haas) - many hold ups have keeped this project form compleation
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THE OCEAN IS BIG- BRIAN and so is the world of linux
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