small programs used on the command line to do a specific job
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lspci machine-readable format (-vmm) does not show a kernel Module/Driver line
I briefly read the manual of lspci, where I found out that there is a machine-readable format lspci output using "-m" or "-mm" or "-vmm".
I need to print out the device name, the device id and the ...
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Is expect tool availabe for ARM platform
I need to get expect (tool for automating interactive applications) for the ARM platform. Is it a readily cross compiled to ARM and is it available? I tried googling but was unable to get the ...
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Phrase Express Equivalent for Linux?
Is there some sort of auto text-insertion program with macros, similar to PhraseExpress for Windows in Linux?
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Are there any tools to test MTD/JFFS2 for Linux 2.4 kernels
I have some issues with a platform I support and I suspect memory problems. I wanted to check the Flash parts using some MTD JFFS2 test tools, I found a link to a bunch on this site.
However they ...
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Validating an OpenSSL Cipher List
Are there any tools that can validate an OpenSSL cipher list both syntactically and semantically?
For example, ALL:!LOW:!SSLv2:!EXP:!aNULL is both syntactically and semantically valid cipher list. On ...
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lshw takes to much time in the when running it the Domain-0 of a Xen server
I have a server running Debian 6 with Xen. I logged in its Domain-0 and I run lshw short but it takes to much time. More than 10 minutes. So I kill the process. The server is OK, but I don't know why ...
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Can I arrange icons by type?
I know I can list icons on my desktop in my RedHat Linux machine by selecting "clean up by name" of right-click options. I used to use Windows and kind of miss a function which can arrange the icons ...
