How to install Drupal 7 on Ubuntu 11.4
To install Drupal 7, you have to install LAMP on you machine before. You can see my guide how to install LAMP on Ubuntu 11.4.
Ok. Now you got LAMP on your Ubuntu, we will install Drupal 7 in these steps below:
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Monday, 11 July 2011
Sunday, 10 July 2011
How to reset MySQL password!
How to reset MySQL password!
Are
you looking at this page because you cannot access the mysql server
installed on your pc/server when you were trying to see if it works
well? Or do you receive error messages like the following? :
ERROR 1045: Access denied for user: 'root@localhost' (Using
password: NO)
or
ERROR 1045: Access denied for user: 'root@localhost' (Using
password: YES)
To resolve this problem ,a fast and always working way is the "Password Resetting" .
How to install LAMP in Linux Ubuntu 11.04
How to install Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP in Linux Ubuntu 11.4
I couldn't believe that it is so easy to install LAMP in Ubuntu. It is a little different with installing in older versions but steps are too easy to realize. Just do it now.
More Linux Tricks and How-tos can be found at: Linux Category.
1. Install Apache
I couldn't believe that it is so easy to install LAMP in Ubuntu. It is a little different with installing in older versions but steps are too easy to realize. Just do it now.
More Linux Tricks and How-tos can be found at: Linux Category.
1. Install Apache
Wednesday, 6 July 2011
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Tuesday, 5 July 2011
LLKMHT-IndivualModules3
15.3. SCSI Drivers
Detailed information about SCSI drivers is in SCSI-2.4-HOWTO .
Linux's SCSI function is implemented in three layers, and there are LKMs for all of them.
In the middle is the mid-level driver or SCSI core. This consists of the scsi_mod LKM. It does all those things that are common among SCSI devices regardless of what SCSI adapter you use and what class of device (disk, scanner, CD-ROM drive, etc.) it is.
Detailed information about SCSI drivers is in SCSI-2.4-HOWTO .
Linux's SCSI function is implemented in three layers, and there are LKMs for all of them.
In the middle is the mid-level driver or SCSI core. This consists of the scsi_mod LKM. It does all those things that are common among SCSI devices regardless of what SCSI adapter you use and what class of device (disk, scanner, CD-ROM drive, etc.) it is.
LLKMHT-IndivualModules2
15.2. Block Device Drivers
15.2.1. floppy: floppy disk driver
This is the device driver for floppy disks. You need this in order to access a floppy disk in any way.
This LKM is documented in the file README.fd in the linux/drivers/block directory of the Linux source tree. For detailed up to date information refer directly to this file.
15.2.1. floppy: floppy disk driver
This is the device driver for floppy disks. You need this in order to access a floppy disk in any way.
This LKM is documented in the file README.fd in the linux/drivers/block directory of the Linux source tree. For detailed up to date information refer directly to this file.
LLKMHT-IndivualModules
15. Individual Modules
In this chapter, I document individual LKMs. Where possible, I do this by reference to more authoritative documentation for the particular LKM (probably maintained by the same person who maintains the LKM code).
In this chapter, I document individual LKMs. Where possible, I do this by reference to more authoritative documentation for the particular LKM (probably maintained by the same person who maintains the LKM code).
LLKMHT-Docs
Linux Loadable Kernel Module HOWTO
14. Related Documentation
For modules that are part of Linux (i.e. distributed with the base kernel), you can sometimes find documentation in the Documentation subdirectory of the Linux source code.
Many LKMs can be alternatively bound into the base kernel. If you do that, you will pass parameters to them via the kernel "command line," which in its most basic form means via a prompt at boot time. The BootPrompt HOWTO by Paul Gortmaker will help you with that. It is available from the Linux Documentation Project .
Don't forget that the source code of Linux and any LKM is always the documentation of last resort, and the most trustworthy.
14. Related Documentation
For modules that are part of Linux (i.e. distributed with the base kernel), you can sometimes find documentation in the Documentation subdirectory of the Linux source code.
Many LKMs can be alternatively bound into the base kernel. If you do that, you will pass parameters to them via the kernel "command line," which in its most basic form means via a prompt at boot time. The BootPrompt HOWTO by Paul Gortmaker
Don't forget that the source code of Linux and any LKM is always the documentation of last resort, and the most trustworthy.
LLKMHT-Copyright
Linux Loadable Kernel Module HOWTO
13. Copyright Considerations With LKMs
A perennial question about LKMs is whether the terms of GPL apply to one, considering that the Linux kernel is distributed under GPL. For example, is it OK to ship an LKM in binary only form? This section covers the copyright issues surrounding LKMs, which are as interesting as they are complex. Fair warning: we don't reach a conclusion. The law is unsettled and there are plenty of good but conflicting arguments.
13. Copyright Considerations With LKMs
A perennial question about LKMs is whether the terms of GPL apply to one, considering that the Linux kernel is distributed under GPL. For example, is it OK to ship an LKM in binary only form? This section covers the copyright issues surrounding LKMs, which are as interesting as they are complex. Fair warning: we don't reach a conclusion. The law is unsettled and there are plenty of good but conflicting arguments.
LLKMHT-Diff
Linux Loadable Kernel Module HOWTO
12. Differences Between Versions Of Linux
One thing that deserves mention in this section is the variety of Linux versions that exist in the world and what we call them. Unlike a proprietary software product where one company carefully controls the name and creates a small number of well defined releases, variations of Linux are developed by lots of different independent people and all of them are called Linux.
12. Differences Between Versions Of Linux
One thing that deserves mention in this section is the variety of Linux versions that exist in the world and what we call them. Unlike a proprietary software product where one company carefully controls the name and creates a small number of well defined releases, variations of Linux are developed by lots of different independent people and all of them are called Linux.
LLKMHT-WriteUOwn
Linux Loadable Kernel Module HOWTO
11. Writing Your Own Loadable Kernel Module
The Linux Kernel Module Programming Guide by Peter J Salzman, Michael Burian, and Ori Pomerantz is a complete explanation of writing your own LKM. This book is also available in print. There are two versions of it: one for Linux 2.4, and another for 2.6.
At one time, the Linux 2.4 version of this document was rather out of date and contained an error or two.
11. Writing Your Own Loadable Kernel Module
The Linux Kernel Module Programming Guide by Peter J Salzman, Michael Burian, and Ori Pomerantz is a complete explanation of writing your own LKM. This book is also available in print. There are two versions of it: one for Linux 2.4, and another for 2.6.
At one time, the Linux 2.4 version of this document was rather out of date and contained an error or two.
LLKMHT-TechDetails
Linux Loadable Kernel Module HOWTO
10. Technical Details
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10.1. How They Work
10.2. The .modinfo Section
10.3. The __ksymtab And .kstrtab Sections
10.4. Ksymoops Symbols
10.5. Other Symbols
10.6. Debugging Symbols
10.7. Memory Allocation For Loading
10.8. Linux internals
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10. Technical Details
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10.1. How They Work
10.2. The .modinfo Section
10.3. The __ksymtab And .kstrtab Sections
10.4. Ksymoops Symbols
10.5. Other Symbols
10.6. Debugging Symbols
10.7. Memory Allocation For Loading
10.8. Linux internals
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