Updated: 2014-04-21 19:23 EDT
Check the due date for each assignment and put a reminder in your agenda, calendar, and digital assistant.
vim
vim
vimtutor
program on the CLS.Three assignments out of 14 are bonus. I add up 14 assignment marks and divide by 11. If the result is more than 100%, I set it to 100%.
Take notes in class! Your in-class notes would go here.
I’ve extended all due dates to term end: April 17.
The useful diff
command.
The last
command.
In-class symlink exercise on the CLS:
Create one of these symbolic link targets in /tmp
Use your CLS userid as the link name in /tmp
You may have to remove an existing name first
Easy target: linux
Medium target: symbolic link
Hard target: $$$ It's a "symbolic link" $$$
You can check your work by executing the script /tmp/do.sh
$ fgrep 'string one' filenames... | fgrep 'string two'
fgrep
:$ fgrep 'one' filenames... | fgrep 'two' | fgrep 'three' | fgrep 'four'
512
bytes, approximately how many MegaBytes are unused before the start of a partition that begins on sector 4096
?
512
bytes times 4096
sectors, divided by a MegaByte to get the answer in MegaBytes.1 K
is 1024
1 M
is 1024 * 1024
or K * K
512
is 0.5 * 1024
or 0.5 * K
4096
is 4 * 1024
or 4 * K
0.5 K
bytes times 4 K
sectors divided by K * K
MegaBytes
= 0.5 K * 4 K / (K * K)
MegaBytes= 0.5 * 4 * (K * K) / (K * K)
MegaBytes= 0.5 * 4 * 1
MegaBytes= 2
MegaBytesOptional: Running commands on remote servers
Selling the Web at CERN: An exchange between Aaron Swartz and Tim Berners-Lee.
Constraints on the flow of ideas: Patents as Private Monopoly Taxation
Dilbert: Work-Life Balance for Allen http://dilbert.com/strips/comic/2006-02-25/
From the Class of Winter 2014:
Hi professor Ian. I hope you are doing fine. Today after our NOS exam, a few of us were going to the E building to study for the linux exam and we saw that the local church was giving away free breakfast. We stopped and we decided to have Allen’s juice to study for linux. We were able to get work done and we wanted to share this with you. Proof is attached in the picture. Thank you for your time: