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Mount Solaris 9 (Sparc) drive in Solaris 11 (x86)
Need help please to mount a Solaris 9 disk via USB in a Solaris 11 VM. This is so I can get my files off the Solaris 9 disk that I haven't seen in years.
Following this doc:
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/...
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Opening Vim under script(1) breaks output. Can Vim detect script?
Opening vim while recording with script causes script to go wild (my screen starts filling up with a bunch of crap, some of which says "script", and I also believe it is colored neon green).
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Updating Chrome on Ububtu 24.04.2 LTS not working
This is the message I get on the terminal when trying to update Google Chrome on my Ubuntu 24.04.2 LTS system (it won't upgrade). Any suggestions?
~$ sudo apt upgrade google-chrome-stable
Reading ...
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LAN problem - webserver and vpn server synchronly
Ive a network problem. system Linux Mint 21.3 Cinnamon
My Computer is located in an LAN on 192.168.1.3 - The router is on 192.168.1.1
On my computer a webserver is listening on port 443 and on the ...
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Why syslogd receives the message and not journald?
I have tried to log into journald using logger.
logger test, journalctl |grep test does not show any output. The message does not reach journald even though it listening and logger is writing (I ...
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Duplicate an audio channel and re-route it to another channel in real time
Let's say I want to have my Left channel copied and overwritten to the Right channel. Is this possible, in real time?
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How can I ensure IPv6 traffic replies go out the same interface they came in on (symmetric routing with multiple interfaces in same subnet)?
I have a Raspberry Pi with two network interfaces, eth0 and eth0100, both configured with global IPv6 addresses in the same /64 subnet (2405:200:185:2666::/64). From my MacBook, I can connect to ...
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Is there a way to change the metric of non-default IPv6 routes learned via RA (proto ra)?
My setup involves receiving IPv6 routes via Router Advertisements (RA).
A global on-link prefix route (e.g. 2405:200:185:2666::/64 dev eth0 proto ra metric 110)
I know you can use net.ipv6.conf.eth0....
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system hang with G2/G3 NIC card after resuming from S3 suspend
system hang with G2/G3 NIC card after resuming from S3 suspend. But it works with G1 NIC & ethernet. What is the culprit here
xhci_hcd 0000:03:00.3: Controller not ready at resume -19
xhci_hcd ...
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how to filter git commits only if certain directories were changed
I need to filter commits based on directory changes, for example I need to get a list of commits only if the commit made a change in a certain directory.
I have tried the path filter glob option ...
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Can't access GRUB and boot my Debian 12 after installing Windows 10 on another SSD
I've been trying to set up double boot on my Lenovo IdeaCentre K430 Desktop for quite some time, been distro hopping and reinstalling windows and linux multiple times with different BIOS settings, so ...
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Making library available in NixOS to build makefile projects
I want to install the python package wolfcrypt under a python virtual environment (venv) as a one-off test to build a bootloader using wolfBoot
As many other python packages, it requires the python ...
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Having compatibility issues with OpenSSL on Rocky 9.5
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I am trying to build a small demo application that passes data between RTI DDS Connext topics and Kafka topics. This involves running RTI's Routing Service utility, which in turn runs a [kafka ...
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Multiple selection with fzf and vim having new lines in path/file names
I have a Bash function that follows the fzf key-bindings in key-bindings.bash.
# shellcheck disable=SC2206
__fzf_edit_file__() {
builtin local -a opts
builtin local edit_file file
opts=(
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linux lpr option to print double sided?
I am trying to figure out how to print a Postscript file double sided
from the command line using lpr or lp commands.
Of course I have found lots on the web telling me how to do this but they
don't ...
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