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Who made you an Emptiholic?

An Emptiholic is originally not an Emptiholic, it was the society that did the transformation. Agree?

About Virtual Machine

Virtual machines run on a platform called hypervisor. Hypervisor is used to emulate real hardware. It uses a lot of disk space though. Many applications we can run on hypervisor securely

[Uboot][Linux-OS]How to boot zImage (os image) using uboot

There are two ways to boot zImage using uboot 1. Using mkImage command, convert zImage to uImage 2. Enable bootz feature in the uboot board config file Add “#define CONFIG_CMD_BOOTZ “in the corresponding board config file and build the new uImage

[Linux-Admin]what is the maximum number of threads and processes possible

Maximum number of threads and processes possible on system wide , are stored in /proc/sys/kernel/threads-max /proc/sys/kernel/pid_max

[Linux][Python][mysql]ImportError: No module named MySQLdb

Here is the solution for ImportError: No module named MySQLdb install python-mysqldb using the following command (ubuntu ) apt-get install python-mysqldb in Fedora use yum install instead of apt-get install.

[Linux][Python]How to assign os.system output to a python variable

#This python script is to get system’s VGA monitor info import commands command = “lspci | grep VGA ” status, vgaInfo = commands.getstatusoutput(command) print “VGA info=%s” % ( vgaInfo ) which will give the output VGA info=00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Core Processor Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 18) in my system

[OS]Why flash memory blocks are called erase blocks ?

In a typical Flash memory chip, data can be changed from a binary 1 to a binary 0 under software control, 1 bit/word at a time, but to change a bit from a zero back to a one, an entire block must be erased. Hence Flash memory blocks are often called erase blocks for thisContinueContinue reading “[OS]Why flash memory blocks are called erase blocks ?”

[Linux]A little about Timer Wheel

The original kernel timer system is known as Timer wheel.It is based on incrementing kernel- internal value (jiffie) on every timer interrupt.This timer interrupt becomes the default scheduling quantum.All the other timers are based on jiffies.

[Linux]Significance of rc.local

This script will be executed *after* all the other init scripts. We can put the customized script here, which needed to be run after system up.Also depending upon run level , there will be a local file.Like if System’s runlevel is 5/etc/rc5.d/S99local is the file . There you can put the script which is to beContinueContinue reading “[Linux]Significance of rc.local”

[Fedora][Linux]How to take screenshot in Linux

There is a software in fedora , screenshot(software name) which is equivalent to prt sc + mspaint option in windows