$ ls > file1$ banner hi-fi > message$ cat par.3 par.4 par.5 >> report$ cat file1>file1$ date ; who$ date ; who > logfile$ (date ; who) > logfile

Chintz

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• Sep 27th, 2006

$ ls > file1=====>Redirects the output of ls command to file1$ banner hi-fi > message=====>Redirects the output of banner command to message$ cat par.3 par.4 par.5 >> report=====>...

Aparna

• Jul 18th, 2006

$ ls > file1writes the list of all the files in the folder into a file called file1$ banner hi-fi > messagegives an error coz of the - i guess$ cat par.3 par.4 par.5 >> reportwrites t...

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Puneet Keswani

• Sep 8th, 2006

well this question is more towards the architecture that the operating system has inherited and was predominanatly designed in a way that would have been easier for the integration and ifaster impleme...

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Rm -r *

Aijaz

• Jun 30th, 2006

#rm -fr

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Pipe accepts the output of one command, and feeds it as an input to the next command.eg: ls | wc -lOutput of 'ls' is fed as input to wc-l. Hence wc counts the number of lines in the result of ls.

Rahul Shukla

• May 8th, 2006

piping:- sending the output of a command to the input of another is called piping.some examples are:$cal | wcwill output total line's,word's and character's$cal | wc | wcwill output total line's,word'...

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cowson

• Apr 12th, 2006

Cfdisk is perfect....

Bishnu Narayan Batas

• Apr 10th, 2006

Check your hard disk deviceand use the fdisk and the harddisk device name eg /dev/sda

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riteshambastha

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• Apr 11th, 2006

STUB is A temporary implementaion of part of a program for debugging purposes.LILO (LInux LOader) is a boot loader for Linux.

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Answer: No command option for giving or changing password

hardik

• Apr 1st, 2006

You have to enter the password by editing the /etc/group file.

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Yes, wc-stands for word count.wc -c for counting number of characters in a file.wc -l for counting lines� in a file.

myquery

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• Apr 1st, 2006

Yes,It is possible to count the words,lines,characters in a file..In Unix,i used..$wc -c filename  -> for characters$wc -l filename   ->for lines$wc -w filename  ->for words

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mike

• Mar 31st, 2006

# vi /etc/auto_master/-

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mike

• Mar 31st, 2006

mkfile 100m /export/data/swapfileswap -a  /export/data/swapfileand add the entry to /etc/vfstab

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Rajendra Seal

• Mar 21st, 2006

The Filesystem can be grow while they are mounted.

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It reads the standard input and sends it to the standard output while redirecting a copy of what it has read to the file specified by the user.

Navneet Kumar

• Mar 16th, 2006

 tee - replicate the standard output Syntax:-tee  [ -ai ]  [ file ... ] -a        Append  the  output  to  the  fil...

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rupal

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• Mar 7th, 2006

The ?Sticky Bit? is a permission bit that can be set on either a file or a directory.If it is set on a file, then that file will remain in memory after execution, thus ?sticking? in memory. This is us...

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After the command line is terminated by the key, the shel goes ahead� with processing the command line in one or more passes. The sequence is well defined and assumes the following order.Parsing: The shell first breaks up the command line into words, using spaces and the delimiters, unless quoted. All consecutive occurrences of a space or tab are replaced here with a single space.Variable evaluation:...

athotaashok

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• Feb 21st, 2006

When processing a command the searchs for the utility for the command in the directories specified in the PATH varible and it in invokes that utility. That utility will execute the command with help of kernel and the output is given to shell. And then the displays out put to the user.

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Kernel checks 'type' field in the file's inode structure.

umesh

• Feb 15th, 2006

device filles are of 2 types --- charcater device file and block device filetype field in the file's inode structureb--- block device filec--- character device file

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1. To which operating system is GNU/Linux compatible? a. Windows b. Unix c. it\'s a system on it\'s own d. don\'t know2. What is the origin of GNU/Linux? a. 1984 by Richard Stallman b. 1987 by Andrew Tannenbaum c. 1991 by Linus Torvalds d. don\'t know3. What has Linus Torvalds developed? a. he developed the whole system b. he developed the kernel of the system c. he is only...

manish upadhyay

• Feb 6th, 2006

1.c 2.a 3.b 4.a 5.c 6.c 7.b 8.c 9.b 10.b11.b 12.c 13.b 14.a 15.a 16.a 17.c

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chandu

• Jan 27th, 2006

The process of packing one or more items of data into a message buffer, prior to transmitting that message buffer over a communication channel. The packing process not only collects together values wh...

shan

• Dec 7th, 2005

In a distributed environment, client sends its request as a bundle. its like adding header to the data. This process of bundling data is called marshelling.

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sumit01_77

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• Jan 25th, 2006

In simple terms a Semaphore is a unit or resource which is used for synchrosation between two processes , it is kind of flag (in abstract terms) which every process will check before processing ahead to avoid the deadlock situationAshish

praveenlaxmipalem

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• Nov 25th, 2005

A semaphore is a type of Interprocess communication resource used for synchronization and mutual exclusion between any two asynchronous processes.

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Explain about Background and Foreground processes

Manjunath Doddamani NSC Banagalore

• Jan 25th, 2006

Job controlThe C shell handles job control, which allows the user to run certain programs in the background, and recall them to the foreground when necessary. In order to place a running process into ...

apiplani

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• Jan 2nd, 2006

Job control in Unix means controlling the execution of jobs. Using fg (foreground), bg(background), jobs, kill, nice etc.. you can actually control the priorities, order and the number of jobs which are being processed. The effective use of these commands is called Job control.

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neetu

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• Dec 23rd, 2005

both are same. daemons are the background processes in unix. similarly background processes in windows are called as service agents or service processes.

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