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revised How to assign user root rights?
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Jul
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answered How to assign user root rights?
Jun
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revised How can I chroot into a filesystem with a different architechture?
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Jun
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comment How can I chroot into a filesystem with a different architechture?
@UlrichDangel, now on a second though, I believe you're right. It is possible to enter emulated chroot with the qemu-arm (or should be). I'll Edit my comment on that.
Jun
28
comment How can I chroot into a filesystem with a different architechture?
@UlrichDangel, perhaps I misunderstood the OPs intention. Sorry for that. Edit: I got mislead by his profile with good reputation from Raspberry Pi site, I though he needs to enter RPi environment.
Jun
28
comment How can I chroot into a filesystem with a different architechture?
@Jivings, If you are looking to start just one binary compiled for ARM, you should be able to do this with qemu-arm program, then you will find the binfmt (@Ulrich Daniel suggestion) very handy.
Jun
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comment How can I chroot into a filesystem with a different architechture?
@UlrichDangel, Yes, this is a good information. But I think the OP were not looking for this king of solution. binfmt would be possible once he has properly installed qemu with qemu-arm emulation, but I believe he is wanting to enter his ARM emulation environment (e.g. Raspberry Pi) where he would need qemu-system-arm.
Jun
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revised How can I chroot into a filesystem with a different architechture?
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Jun
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answered How can I chroot into a filesystem with a different architechture?
Jun
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answered Auto-completion of words from the terminal buffer
Jun
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comment bash equivalent of this use of tcsh “sched” command?
the readline approach is interesting, thanks for sharing.
Jun
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comment bash equivalent of this use of tcsh “sched” command?
unfortunately bash does not have a pre-command (if we consider $PROMPT_COMMAND as a post-command).
Jun
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revised bash equivalent of this use of tcsh “sched” command?
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revised bash equivalent of this use of tcsh “sched” command?
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answered bash equivalent of this use of tcsh “sched” command?
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Jun
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comment How to start changing linux source code to make custom OS?
@Alexios, very good and descriptive answer, thanks.
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awarded  Teacher
Jun
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answered How to edit file on remote machine with text editor?