I see the usage of "MiB" as measure to represent the size in Ubuntu. What does MiB stand for? In particular the "i"?
Renjith G's questions
Could you please give me some user space examples of using inb, inl, inw to access kernel space in ubuntu?
/Kanu
Could you please give any basic example of a kernel timer (start_ktimer) implementation in Ubuntu?
Is it possible to kill a process running in an Ubuntu machine from a Windows(XP) machine remotely connected via LAN ?
I can kill the process in a windows machine from a remote windows machine (in LAN) by the following command,
taskkill /S system /U username /P password /IM process.exe
Is there any thing like that to kill the process running in the Linux machine ?
How can I lock my desktop screen from the command line?
In my home , I am have 3 machines and all are in LAN. Out of 3 , one machine is windows loaded and i need to get the shared folders from windows from my Ubuntu 9.10.
Previously i had accessed the windows shared files(through smbclient) from my Ubuntu 8.10, but in newer version i can't able to do that.
How can view the shared files in GUI/shell from Ubuntu (samba client or any other mechanisms?)
What is the hard disk drive partition naming convention in Linux (for example : [hd0,0] etc...)? What does it actually mean?
What is the significance of this when I need to install multiple operating systems on the same machine?
How can we relate it to Windows partitioning (example: C:\ drive or D:\ drive) ?
In my office i want to update and download through (wget) and here they are using proxy?
How can i do this by commandline?
I need to install another kernel(2.6.34) into my fedora/ubuntu machine(x86) and I need to show the old and new boot up options in the boot menu(both new and old kernel)
I have downloaded the new kernel and I need to compile it and need to build it.
How can I complete this from start to finish?