Libraries Updates After Install

Hello guys.

I'm using this library (downloaded at http://wavelet2d.sourceforge.net/). I found out that this library is only working on 32bit systems (http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...ol-4175543660/).

Now I need to work with the library on a 64 system. I thought libraries are just a group of pure object codes so I honestly didn't expect to face this kind of problems.

If you could help me understand why this is and how I can make 64bit libraries from the same source codes that made the 32bit library (perhaps where I should more look into or something, I'm NOT asking you for 100% answers if I'm annoying you by any means), then that would be great.

I'd appreciate your help.

Thank you.

which are the major files which are updated when we add a new userdomain in the server..

can anybbody pls help me out.

I am writing a C# application that reads all the directories and files on my Ubuntu web site and copies the changed files to my eSata drive on my workstation.

This is the code that reads all files and directories in my www folder.

System.IO.DirectoryInfo file1 = new System.IO.DirectoryInfo(pathA);
IEnumerable<System.IO.FileInfo> list1 = file1.GetFiles("*.*", System.IO.SearchOption.AllDirectories);

This is the error on my workstation accessing the web site after a few minutes.

A first chance exception of type 'System.IO.IOException' occurred in mscorlib.dll. Additional information: The specified network name is no longer available. f there is a handler for this exception, the program may be safely continued.

Any ideas on what is causing the network name to not be available. I can see the files on my Windows 7 workstation.

http://www.scsiraidguru.com/CSharp/CopyChange.html

I am currently running a system simulation on multiple files.
I have a computer algorithm written in perl to run "system" simulations for all the files I need

What I am trying to do is put multiple files into one file, only problem is that its not doing exactly what I need it do

Example:

I am "cat txt0.txt txt1.txt txt2.txt txt3.txt > allfiles.txt"

I need it to read as

txt0.txt
txt1.txt
txt2.txt
txt3.txt

Instead its taking all the files and taking the information within each txt file and putting them all together. Info that looks like this


fdfasdfqwdefdfefdkfkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkfsdfasdxfewqfe..........

all clustered together

you get the picture ?

I am really confused how to get this to work, there are over 100 files that need to go into a single file.
That way when I run it through the perl algorithm I created, I can do it in one shot.

Hi all,

I'm trying to identify files that do not have matches for certain strings. FYI, these are files of DNA sequences and I'm trying to find those that are NOT sampled for any species by my group of interest (e.g., genes that are specific to that group of organisms).

I tried this code but it's actually yielding a list of files that DO match for my regexp.
Code:

for FILENAME in *.fas
do
grep -q -L ">PBAH" $FILENAME && grep -q -L ">SKOW" $FILENAME && grep -q -L ">CGRA" $FILENAME && echo $FILENAME
done

Basically I want to somehow go through and file files that do not contain ">PBAH" ">SKOW" or ">CGRA". Any assistance would be greatly appreciated!

Best,
Kevin

Help!! In 12.04.5 Ubuntu, the /boot directory was full and had a lot of duplicate files from different dates, some I thought were unnecessary headers of updates. However, one series of files was called vmlinuz-3.2.0-29-generic. I moved all the files to /obsolete_files. I rebooted after having trouble upgrading packages (I think this is a second problem with this machine). I now get the following prompt.
grub rescue>

Is there a way to access the directory system so that I can move those files back? I really only need to retrieve one or two files off the system.

Code:

grub rescue>ls
(hd0) (hd0,msdos5) (hd0,msdos1) (fd0)

It doesn't under boot, or insmod. I can set prefixes. Am I doomed?

Hi,

I have an tar.gz file which when right click extract here on my ubuntu computer is extracted without issue. I have all the folders and all the files (links and one executable) in them.
But when i transfert this tar.gz to another system and use the command :
Code:

tar zxvf nameofthefile.tar.gz

I see in the terminal things like that :
Code:

usr/bin/unzip/lzop        
usr/bin/xargsbin/mountpoin
usr/bin/telnet
bin/pipe_prog
usr/bin/lzma        
bin
usr/bin/sort

which mean that the files must be extracted but when using "ls" intot he folders they are empty. All the links are not here and only the executable is extracted.

When i copy back the archive from the new system to my ubuntu system and extract it all the files are here without issue. Why is it only creating the folders and not extracting the links ?

Hello,

i need to install NS2 version 2.26 with RSVP-TE patch to do some MPLS simulations.

I'm trying on fedora 8 and when compiling i am getting this error

* Build ns-2.26
============================================================
loading cache ./config.cache
...
checking for tcl2c++... ../tclcl-1.0b13
checking for X11 header files
checking for X11 library archive
checking for XOpenDisplay in -lX11... (cached) no
can't find X library
Ns configuration failed! Exiting ...
Please check http://www.isi.edu/nsnam/ns/ns-problems.html
for common problems and bug fixes.

All X11 packages are installed (libX11-devel libXext-devel libXau-devel libXmu-devel)

Installed CentOS 3.9 (it seems NS2 2.26 installs well on this distro) but when trying to get packages with yum seems the repo is not working anymore.

If any one could help to solve the problem of installation i would greatly appreciate

Hi. Sorry to be so stupid, but I just managed to load and install this Linux (which I really like a lot) on my previously windows <--(bad) system.
But now I need to upgrade some software (like Adobe flash), and I have no clue how to do this. I understand I should go to my original linux distrubutor, and select software thru them (my "Linux distro").
But actually, it's been awhile since I did the install, and I dont exactly remember where I even got this distribution. (I know, I'm dumb--sorry).
Is there a way I can look at my linux system files and see who my distribution is thru, and where is their website. Or would it be easier if I just went thru the whole download and install of linux again <--(not really looking forward to that).
Or even, am I wrong about going thru the distro to do installs/upgrades?
Anything you can tell me will be greatly appreciated.

Long Live Linux !! David K

I would like to tar up some system logs with core files as a normal user through a script. However these core files are owned by root.

Of course I get "cannot read directory ...: Permission denied"

Is there a good way to grab these core files through a script? From searching around, I get that the best way is to modify the sudoers file, then run the script with sudo. Is this considered the safest and best way?

Thanks!