pllaxman

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• Feb 7th, 2008

You need to clear the logs from event viewer.Go to start-settings-control panel-administrative tools-event viewer-click on "system log" which u can see at left side of the windowThen select ...

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Nisheeth Rai

• Nov 13th, 2006

Take an example. To delete all files named like rep*.datfind / -name rep*.dat | xargs rm -fIf you think there may be a directory of same name pattern,find / -name rep*.dat | xargs rm -rf

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s_kalaiselvan

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• Oct 11th, 2007

Active Directory: It is a database.it's provide to central authentication and authrization sevices for network computers across the domain.It's also provide to apply security policies to ...

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Beemakonda

• Nov 23rd, 2006

I think using pipe method can get the read only files orusing file attributes

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mouseandminds

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• Nov 17th, 2006

Hi friends,If you are specific to Linux, then yes (in pure linux/unix or when  samba is the domain controller and you map your home drive to your window machine)The convenctional method of u...

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Beemakonda

• Nov 23rd, 2006

UMASK values is 0002, I hope this is octal form1st 0 ---> stick bit is for .exe file2nd 0 ---> user3rd 0 ---> group4th 2 ---> othersstick bit is for .exe file. If any exe file is set with the stick...

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Avinash Khule

• Jan 19th, 2007

Hi yedukondalu, 1. Stored Programs are the programs which arefrequently used by the system and those are used   for the same funcitoning.2. Difference Betwen LAN andnMAN &nbs...

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Lokesh M

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• Dec 19th, 2011

Layered structure of an operating system: LAYERS ===== User User Interface Program / Application Program System Services and File System Input and Output Management User Console Memory Management Pro...

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priya

• Sep 4th, 2011

Interrupt line

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mukku2kukku

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• Sep 24th, 2007

In computing, multitasking is a method by which multiple tasks, also known as processes, share common processing resources such as a CPU. In the case of a computer with a single CPU while Multi thread...

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itcoll

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• Jan 11th, 2008

At the time of buying the hard-disk you will have full 80 GB. but after you format it, you will see that the size is reduced to 78 GB or so. That is bcoz the entire hard disk is divided in to several...

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karthika bn

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• Aug 4th, 2009

These are the threads that performs thread creation, scheduling and management in kernel space. These are supported directly by os but these are slower than user threads. However, since the kernel is...

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eckertd

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• Feb 5th, 2008

The 'format' command will present you with a list of drives attached to the system.Be careful, because this is also where you can set/change partition tables (like fdisk)You could also run 'ls /dev/dsk/c*t*d*s0' - but it will also list cd/dvd drives

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eckertd

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• Feb 5th, 2008

Unix groups provide a way to group together user accounts by function, role, department, etc.A user belongs to a primary group, which is typically contained in the /etc/passwd file.  A user may a...

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Gautham.K

• Sep 28th, 2007

Cmd :- ls | grep catch
Try this command.

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cdubet

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• Mar 14th, 2008

Adduser (or useradd never remember) commandOr you can patch the /etc/password /etc/shadow ;-)

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anupam_vats

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• Mar 27th, 2008

Provide the details of need.

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swati poddar

• Nov 16th, 2007

Fault tolerence is a concept in kernel. There are basically two types of kernel [1] monolithic kernel [used in windows XP or generally][2] microkernel [used in robotics]Monolithic kernel has hierarchi...

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umj5782

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• Oct 24th, 2007

A self-contained operating environment that behaves as if it is a separate computer  

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eckertd

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• Feb 5th, 2008

Guessing you mean the Solaris OpenBoot prompt "ok>"Boot off cd-rom to single use mode (boot cdrom -s), mount your root filesystem to /mnt, cd to /mnt/etc.  From there you can view & edit hosts, passwd, shadow files.

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