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Hi!!

> hello sir thanks for help ,sir i am just starting the linux,i install redhat
enterprices sir suggest me which area >i started linux i am fasiniated about
progaming how i start to kernal programing any book

For kernel in-depths : Understanding the Linux Kernel by Cesati and Bovet. (This
is about 2.4 tree, book about
2.6 series will be soon on the stands).

Device Drivers: Linux Device Driver by Rubini & Corbet (wonderful book, again
for 2.4 series)

Linux kernel Internal, Linux core commentary, Linux kernel development by Robert
Love. THere are so
many of them.
I personally own first two and Linux kernel development by Robert Love and found
very nice.

If you don't have any prior experience with Unix programning I would suggest
that you first go for "Advanced Programming in Unix environment". This is from
personal experience. There are so many good things (practices if not skills)
that help alot while programming into kernel. This book is one which will
give something implicitly that ESR discusses about explicitly in his book "The
Art of Unix Programming".
A must read, both of them.

Wish you happy kernel hacking. & one more thing... Welcome. :-)

Regards
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I am writing this in case anyone just gave my query about the swapping of hda11 with hda10 on my system.
  Well the problem was in the partition table (Due to cfdisk ?)the LBA values of the partitions were correct and thus the problem was solved by changing the CHS values with the LBA ones.

Hi Jon
My mistake...the command is
"tar -zxvf"
that is space after tar..
-zxvf are options/parameters.
i'll exlpain them..
z is to uncompress the file ie to change the .tar.gz --> .tar (this
happens in the temp folder)
x is to expand the file into folders and files...
v is for verbose output
f is to force in case of any problem

detailed help for any command can be obtained by using

man <commandname>
e.g.
man tar

regards
Hitesh Gupta



On Fri, 5 Nov 2004 15:39:10 -0800 (PST), Jon Davidson <jodvds@...> wrote:
> Thank you for your help.
>     tar-zxvf bash command not found
> In SuSE Linux 9.1 . What do I do? Different shell/
> console?
>
> Original message October 19
>
>
> --- Hitesh Gupta <ghitesh@...> wrote:
>
> > Well i believe you you downloaded one of the source
> > code files..
> > if the file you downloaded isnt
> > "dvtitler-0.1.1.tar.gz" than do this:
> > Download the above file from
> >
> http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/dvtitler/dvtitler-0.1.1.tar.gz?download
> >
> > untar it using command
> > tar-zxvf dvtitler-0.1.1.tar.gz
> > cd to the new folder thus created and type
> > ./install.sh
> > it the error is displayed that file is not
> > executable..then give command
> > chmod 711 dvtitler-0.1.1.tar.gz
> > ./install.sh
> > this should do it
> >
> > Get back in case you still face problem
> > Bye
> > Hitesh Gupta
> >
> >
> > On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 23:22:36 -0000, Jon Davidson
> > <jodvds@...> wrote:
> > >
> > > Greetings,
> > >    I am new to computers, having purchased my
> > first computer
> > > 4 months ago at the age of 43. I have downloaded
> > and installed
> > > a video editing program "kino" in RPM form. It
> > works well.
> > > However it needs a plugin "dvtitler" to add movie
> > titles to
> > > a completed video. I have not found dvtitler in
> > RPM form.
> > > I downloaded the source code, but have only
> > managed to
> > > compile it halfway before giving up last summer.
> > It would
> > > be wonderful if someone can direct me to a
> > dvtitler RPM
> > > or help otherwise. I am using SuSE Linux 9.1, AMD
> > 2500,
> > > ASUS A7V600X motherboard.
> > >                  Gratefully and hopefully,
> > >                      Jonathan Davidson
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I am not gonna stand here and wait

Thank you for your help.
     tar-zxvf bash command not found
In SuSE Linux 9.1 . What do I do? Different shell/
console?

Original message October 19
--- Hitesh Gupta <ghitesh@...> wrote:

> Well i believe you you downloaded one of the source
> code files..
> if the file you downloaded isnt
> "dvtitler-0.1.1.tar.gz" than do this:
> Download the above file from
>
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/dvtitler/dvtitler-0.1.1.tar.gz?download
>
> untar it using command
> tar-zxvf dvtitler-0.1.1.tar.gz
> cd to the new folder thus created and type
> ./install.sh
> it the error is displayed that file is not
> executable..then give command
> chmod 711 dvtitler-0.1.1.tar.gz
> ./install.sh
> this should do it
>
> Get back in case you still face problem
> Bye
> Hitesh Gupta
>
>
> On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 23:22:36 -0000, Jon Davidson
> <jodvds@...> wrote:
> >
> > Greetings,
> >    I am new to computers, having purchased my
> first computer
> > 4 months ago at the age of 43. I have downloaded
> and installed
> > a video editing program "kino" in RPM form. It
> works well.
> > However it needs a plugin "dvtitler" to add movie
> titles to
> > a completed video. I have not found dvtitler in
> RPM form.
> > I downloaded the source code, but have only
> managed to
> > compile it halfway before giving up last summer.
> It would
> > be wonderful if someone can direct me to a
> dvtitler RPM
> > or help otherwise. I am using SuSE Linux 9.1, AMD
> 2500,
> > ASUS A7V600X motherboard.
> >                  Gratefully and hopefully,
> >                      Jonathan Davidson
>




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hello sir thanks for help ,sir i am just starting the linux,i install redhat enterprices sir suggest me which area i started linux i am fasiniated about progaming how i start to kernal programing any book

yash  11:21 am

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Hi!

I was also prompted to say same thing that Hitesh already did.
But with very well said about posting by Hitesh, I dont need to
do so.

As per your question,
For any "general purpose" C program, "By general purpose, I mean
the program that links to standard C library", you can do following
with GCC.

gcc <filename.c> -o <out-filename>

* <filename.c> is your C source file
* out-filename is your executable file.
If you miss -o <out-filename>, executable will be "a.out" as hitesh
already said.

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Hi there..
Before I write the solution to your problem, please note a few points.

  Its better to start your own thread rather than starting from middle
of some other threads.

Also its advisable to give the thread a suitable subject title (such
as "How to compile a C program?" rather than a more general "Help"

  Normally on a LUG one does not ask a particular person a problem but
rather submits it to the whole group . Looking at your mail..only
himanshu should be replying to it..but anyways here i am..
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

Solution

Suppose your file name is "abc.c"

then give command: "cc abc.c"

if no error is found then a file "a.out" will be created in the directory..
to execute it simly give the command: "./a.out"

That it..

Hitesh Gupta

> mail
>
>               hi Himanshu,
>
>                    I do not know how to compile and run C, c++ programs on
>
> Linux. Pls mail me how can I compile and run C,C++ programs on Linux.
>
> Pls mail all the step by step method as I am a beginner.

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              hi Himanshu,

                   I do not know how to compile and run C, c++ programs on

Linux. Pls mail me how can I compile and run C,C++ programs on Linux.

Pls mail all the step by step method as I am a beginner.

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Other highlights of the November issue includes:
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CD #1 is bundled with the following software
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of Indian IT firms who are wondering if it's time to shift
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He has also expressed his willingness to partner with
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* With the battle raging between the open source community
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Hey Friends i need a lil help (for knowing what's happening)

     I partioned my hardisk into 8 partitions out of which only first (Fat32) is primary and Rest are logical.They in increasing order of start sectors are -

           {fat32},{ext3,ext2,fat32,swap,ext2,ext2,fat32}

Now their sizes (In MB's) are -
  {3676.71},{4301.83,4301.83,8603.65,271.44,945.91,937.69,17018.11}

     Now the problem is that when i am running gnoppix 0.8 (based on debian (kernel 2.6.7)) the last 2 partitions are interchanged (hda11 becomes hda10 and vise-versa [acc to what qtparted says]). ie they come in order -
           {fat32},{ext3,ext2,fat32,swap,ext2,fat32,ext2}

     I suspect the problem would also be with most (or all) distributions.

I am including the partition table for my hardisk followed by the cfdisk's output.


Partition Table for /dev/hda

        ---Starting---      ----Ending----    Start    Number of
# Flags Head Sect Cyl  ID  Head Sect Cyl    Sector    Sectors
-- ----- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ----------- -----------
1  0x80    1    1    0 0x0B  254  63  446          63    7180992
2  0x00    0    1  447 0x0F  254  63 1023    7181055    71055495
3  0x00    0    0    0 0x00    0    0    0          0          0
4  0x00    0    0    0 0x00    0    0    0          0          0
5  0x00    1    1  447 0x83  254  63  969          63    8401932
6  0x00    1    1  970 0x83  254  63 1023          63    8401932
7  0x00  254  63 1023 0x0B  254  63 1023          63    16803927
8  0x00  254  63 1023 0x82  254  63 1023          63      530082
9  0x00  254  63 1023 0x83  254  63 1023          63    1847412
11  0x00  254  63 1023 0x83  254  63 1023          63    1831347
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                        Size: 40060403712 bytes, 40.0 GB
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Thanks anyway for reading this.
Copying this in a texteditor and then reading might help.

Well i believe you you downloaded one of the source code files..
if the file you downloaded isnt "dvtitler-0.1.1.tar.gz" than do this:
Download the above file from
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/dvtitler/dvtitler-0.1.1.tar.gz?download

untar it using command
tar-zxvf dvtitler-0.1.1.tar.gz
cd to the new folder thus created and type
./install.sh
it the error is displayed that file is not executable..then give command
chmod 711 dvtitler-0.1.1.tar.gz
./install.sh
this should do it

Get back in case you still face problem
Bye
Hitesh Gupta


On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 23:22:36 -0000, Jon Davidson <jodvds@...> wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>    I am new to computers, having purchased my first computer
> 4 months ago at the age of 43. I have downloaded and installed
> a video editing program "kino" in RPM form. It works well.
> However it needs a plugin "dvtitler" to add movie titles to
> a completed video. I have not found dvtitler in RPM form.
> I downloaded the source code, but have only managed to
> compile it halfway before giving up last summer. It would
> be wonderful if someone can direct me to a dvtitler RPM
> or help otherwise. I am using SuSE Linux 9.1, AMD 2500,
> ASUS A7V600X motherboard.
>                  Gratefully and hopefully,
>                      Jonathan Davidson

Greetings,
    I am new to computers, having purchased my first computer
4 months ago at the age of 43. I have downloaded and installed
a video editing program "kino" in RPM form. It works well.
However it needs a plugin "dvtitler" to add movie titles to
a completed video. I have not found dvtitler in RPM form.
I downloaded the source code, but have only managed to
compile it halfway before giving up last summer. It would
be wonderful if someone can direct me to a dvtitler RPM
or help otherwise. I am using SuSE Linux 9.1, AMD 2500,
ASUS A7V600X motherboard.
                  Gratefully and hopefully,
                      Jonathan Davidson

 


>mount <devicename> <mountpoint> should do it.
>eg: mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/c

Note in some cases (like me with knoppix 3.2) you have to supply type too
ie. the same example (if in fat) will look like
mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /mnt/c

For more info for valid types
Use
'man -k' on your distribution

> This is what you need to do..
> first of all note down the disk parttion by using
> fdisk (these should
> be of the format \hda\..)
> next create a mount point (preferably in /mnt). a
> mount point is
> nothing but just a directory
> next edit the \etc\fstab file so as to reflect the
> new partitions.
> fstab setting can be found in the help file..
> Hope it should solve the problem..

mount <devicename> <mountpoint> should do it.
eg: mount /dev/hda1 /mnt/c


>
> But i am not sure if NTFS formatted partitions are
> mounted..

the ntfs module is usually not included in standard
kernels distributed by most (all ??) distros so ntfs
patitions cannot be mounted. OP will have to recompile
the kernel to include support for ntfs.

--
Sharninder



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Hi Vipin
This is what you need to do..
first of all note down the disk parttion by using fdisk (these should
be of the format \hda\..)
next create a mount point (preferably in /mnt). a mount point is
nothing but just a directory
next edit the \etc\fstab file so as to reflect the new partitions.
fstab setting can be found in the help file..
Hope it should solve the problem..

But i am not sure if NTFS formatted partitions are mounted..
Write back in case you face difficulty


Bye
Hitesh Gupta

On Fri, 15 Oct 2004 00:22:24 -0700 (PDT), Sharninder
<sharninder@...> wrote:
>  >
>  > I am using windows XP and Fedora Core2. it's a dual
>  > boot system.
>  > initially i have some free space in my hard disk.
>  > then i created new
>  > partitions from the free space. the partitions are
>  > in extended
>  > partition. Now Fedora is not showing those
>  > partitions. how can i
>  > mount them now?
>
>  what does fdisk -l say ?
>
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>
> I am using windows XP and Fedora Core2. it's a dual
> boot system.
> initially i have some free space in my hard disk.
> then i created new
> partitions from the free space. the partitions are
> in extended
> partition. Now Fedora is not showing those
> partitions. how can i
> mount them now?

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I am using windows XP and Fedora Core2. it's a dual boot system.
initially i have some free space in my hard disk. then i created new
partitions from the free space. the partitions are in extended
partition. Now Fedora is not showing those partitions. how can i
mount them now?
Vipin

I do not know much but you should try configuring ALSA
i think you r talking about your onbord AC97 sound
card.


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sorry mate..never worked on fedora and i dont have an intel chipset..
..
Hitesh Gupta


On Mon, 04 Oct 2004 12:07:47 -0000, look_vip <look_vip@...> wrote:
>
>
>  Hi friends.
>  i am a new member of this group. my name is Vipin Singla and
>  studying in PU, chandigarh.
>
>  i have installed fedora2. this don't detect my sound card. b4 fedora
>  i had RH Linux 9 which was working properly. i have intel origional
>  845GLLY motherboard.
>
>  anybdy plz help me
>  Thanks
>  Vipin
>
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Thanks i would like to try

I live in Mohali (Phase 9) , but can come anywhere in
chandigarh . I will try to contact Hitesh tomorrow
(it's 12 now). My phone no. is -
(0172-2-231598).Please call me after 7:30 PM
on(tue,Fri,Sat) and after 6:00 on (Mon,wed,Fri).on
rest of the days(sun,mon) i will be availible at home.
     Sorry for the fact that i m not available near
afternoon that is because i am a school going
kid(10+2) and in the evening's i have to go to
Tuitions.

I would be really grateful if anyone would kindly help
me.

       Antar



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Hi friends.
i am a new member of this group. my name is Vipin Singla and
studying in PU, chandigarh.

i have installed fedora2. this don't detect my sound card. b4 fedora
i had RH Linux 9 which was working properly. i have intel origional
845GLLY motherboard.

anybdy plz help me
Thanks
Vipin

Hi..
Ok. i would like to have fedora core 2...send me the details...well i
would like to collect it personally i.e. if you stay in chandigarh or
panchkula or patiala...well unfortunately i'am busy for next three
weeks and will be available only on weekend beginning 22nd Oct..c ya
then

Bye
Hitesh Gupta


----- Original Message -----
From: jagtar mundey <jagtarsmundey@...>
Date: Sun, 3 Oct 2004 07:33:58 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: [linux_chandigarh] I have fedora core 2
To: linux_chandigarh@...

  Hi Hitesh,
  Jagtar Here. I don't have Suse but if you need fedora
  core 2. I can provide it to you.





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Hi Hitesh,
Jagtar Here. I don't have Suse but if you need fedora
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How about Knoppix 3.3 or RH 9...I have those two.
Reply Back or call at 9888147110

Hitesh


On Fri, 01 Oct 2004 19:14:22 -0000, th30n3_1 <th30n3_1@...> wrote:
>
> This is an Humble request to All of u ;
>  Can anyone share his distro with me i currently anly have
> gnoppix 0.8 .I live in Chandigarh.Any other oss operating system will
> also do .
>
>     Thanks for all help
>     Reply here or mail me
>     th30n3_1@...
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
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>
>
>
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This is an Humble request to All of u ;
   Can anyone share his distro with me i currently anly have
gnoppix 0.8 .I live in Chandigarh.Any other oss operating system will
also do .

      Thanks for all help
      Reply here or mail me
      th30n3_1@...