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Category Archives: Linux
Use the Magic SysRq Key on Linux to Fix Frozen X Servers, Cleanly Reboot, and Run Other Low-Level Commands – How-To Geek
Use the Magic SysRq Key on Linux to Fix Frozen X Servers, Cleanly Reboot, and Run Other Low-Level Commands – How-To Geek.
Linux iotop: Check What’s Stressing And Increasing Load On Your Hard Disks
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Linux Run Command As Another User or Run as Root User
Linux Run Command As Another User or Run as Root User.
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Test If Linux Server SCSI / SATA Hard Disk Going Bad
Test If Linux Server SCSI / SATA Hard Disk Going Bad.
Deleting Files with Special Character Names
Have you ever accidently created a file with an unusual name and then tried to remove it, you will find this helpful. All files in Linux are assigned what is called an inode number. This unique number allows you to remove a … Continue reading