This is something I personally don’t find too useful but others may so I thought I would share it.
briancarper.net λ – Keeping bash history in sync on disk and between multiple terminals.
This is something I personally don’t find too useful but others may so I thought I would share it.
briancarper.net λ – Keeping bash history in sync on disk and between multiple terminals.
I just recently got a Motorola Droid Razr and was disappointed to find out that the rooting apps and guides out there were not working. So I created a quick one myself. It is self contained and will only run on Linux but I figured I would make it available to everyone.
It uses the motofail exploit.
Download Link: http://www.djlactose.com/Root_Razr.tgz
Version
1.01 – Updated to make the run script executable and updated it to pause after each reboot.
1.00 – Initial Release
This is a neat program to use to track the stats on your machine
I came across an interesting article the other day about the sys-unconfig command. If you run the command it will wipe out all of your OS settings and re-runs the original setup after it reboots.
sys-unconfig
Sometimes you want give users access to directories which they are not able to get to. An easy way to provide this access would be to just mount the folder right into that directory. You can do this by using the following command:
mount –bind <orginal directory> <new directory>
You just need to create a folder then run this command to point the original directory you want to be available to the new directory you just created. Now just keep in mind since this is a mount it will be lost when you reboot unless you add it to fstab.