Claudio

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Electrical engineer and Linux enthusiast. I work developing telemetry and remote data acquisition and control equipment based on x86 and embedded Linux ARM platforms.

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Apr 15	comment	Does setting the system time back impair logrotate operation? Thanks for your answer Patrick. On another embedded system using the same board I also sync time with NTP so I don't have to worry about logrotate getting screwed up. The problem with this one specifically is that it doesn't even have an ethernet connection available. I know deleting the status file just makes logrotate recreate one next time referring to 1970, but I wonder if it gets restarted again it will not rotate properly because the clock got backwards even during "1970".
Feb 18	asked	Is there any ARM platform for which high resolution timers are available in mainline (unpatched) kernels?
Jan 30	accepted	Sound not working when both the sound card and HDMI use the Intel HDA driver. How to exchange their device loading order?
Jan 26	awarded	Self-Learner
Jan 26	revised	Sound not working when both the sound card and HDMI use the Intel HDA driver. How to exchange their device loading order? added 33 characters in body
Jan 26	answered	Sound not working when both the sound card and HDMI use the Intel HDA driver. How to exchange their device loading order?
Jan 26	asked	Sound not working when both the sound card and HDMI use the Intel HDA driver. How to exchange their device loading order?
Jan 25	revised	Does setting the system time back impair logrotate operation? Included the exact error messages shown on logrotate -d output
Jan 24	asked	Does setting the system time back impair logrotate operation?
Sep 11	accepted	SDcard support in Linux for ENE Flash UB6250 card reader (found on Acer Aspire One 522)
Sep 8	answered	SDcard support in Linux for ENE Flash UB6250 card reader (found on Acer Aspire One 522)
Sep 8	asked	SDcard support in Linux for ENE Flash UB6250 card reader (found on Acer Aspire One 522)
Aug 8	awarded	Teacher
Aug 8	awarded	Commentator
Aug 8	comment	Why my partitions don't show the right capacity on a 4096 byte physical block hard drive? Yeah.. I used "right" as an irony, because the simple existence of the switch misleads the user into thinking it should be used to specify the correct size to match the physical block.
Aug 8	awarded	Scholar
Aug 8	awarded	Supporter
Aug 8	accepted	Why my partitions don't show the right capacity on a 4096 byte physical block hard drive?
Aug 8	comment	Why my partitions don't show the right capacity on a 4096 byte physical block hard drive? Thanks for the input @psusi. What I did to solve the problem was indeed to repartition without the `-b` switch and start my first partition on sector 4096 to guarantee alignment, making both `fdisk` and `mkfs` stop complaining about performance degradation due to physical sectors misalignment. But I was still wondering why the system was interpreting the number of blocks as 512 byte long when the "right" switch was used.
Aug 8	comment	Interesting Secure Copy Behavior You're welcome! Think of `scp` as a secure `ftp` (there's an exact equivalent in the form of `sftp`, which is also part of openssh). What it does is to copy a file to or from a remote server through an encrypted channel. You wouldn't ever need the extra overhead of encryption and network connection if you are doing things locally, where you have complete control over the system.