yum install libevent-dev
Now I have installed libevent,but its manuals are not installed:
[root@xx test]# man event_base_loop
Cannot open the message catalog "man" for locale "zh_CN.UTF-8"
(NLSPATH="<none>")
No manual entry for event_base_loop
How to make yum also install manuals?
On my Windows 7 Ultimate x64 I can't do anything with the existing instance of MS SQL Server 2008 R2. It was my mistake to uninstall some components related to SQL Server before running the main uninstaller.
Now the uninstaller seems like doing its job and reporting "All done", but in the end nothing happens, "\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server" folder still has 700 Mb of content. Reboot has no effect.
How to remove SQL Server 2008 R2 manually?
Sometimes I want to know what a specific flag means. For instance:
man apache2:
(...)
-L Output a list of directives together with expected arguments and
places where the directive is valid.
So is there a way to use something like "man apache2 -L" and it tells me only what -L means? Would be great so save on browsing the manual.
We are getting an error at power on that indicates a fan failure. As this printer is no longer under warranty it is falling on me to open it up and look around. I have searched HP's website and haven't had any luck.
Any help someone can give me would be awesome!
This question is based on the thread.
I would like to read the documentation of the link "Expression" which is in the mentioned-thraed.
The problem is that I cannot use cursor to locate the link and then press enter.
How can you read a link in your Find's manual?