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Parin Sharma

LinuxPlanet - Opinions - Not Having Linux Skills is IT Malpractice - Real World, Realit... - 0 views

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  • Parin Sharma on 05 Aug 10
     
    "Not Having Linux Skills is IT Malpractice"
Parin Sharma

Writing Unicode Bengali in LaTeX « On a trail less travelled - 0 views

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FOSS Latex Linux Indic

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    Indic languages in Latex
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GRUB bootloader - Full tutorial - 0 views

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GRUB tutorial linux bootloader

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  • Primary partitions are marked from 0 to 3 (hd?,0), (hd?,1), (hd?,2), (hd?,3). Logical partitions in the extended partition are counted from 4 up, regardless of the actual number of primary partitions on the hard disk, e.g. (hd1,7).
  • As the name implies, GRUB passes the control of the boot sequence to another bootloader, located on the device to which the menu entry points. This can be a Windows operating system, but also any other, including Linux.
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Ruby Tutorial - MongoDB - 0 views

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ruby mongodb tutorial FOSS

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  • The database doesn't have to exist - if it doesn't, MongoDB will create it for you.
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An introduction to Linux kernel programming - Lesson 1: Building and running a new Linu... - 0 views

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    Nice tutorial for Linux Compilation!!
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GRUB tips and tricks - 0 views

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GRUB Linux FOSS USB tricks tips

shared by Parin Sharma on 18 Jul 10 - Cached
  • First, what exactly is GRUB? GRUB is a boot loader, which means it passes control of the boot process from the Power-On Self Test (POST) to the kernel of your GNU/Linux distribution. GRUB works in a modular, layered fashion so that any unneeded modules are not loaded. Not only does this reduce execution time, but it saves valuable resources when running from removable media. GRUB optionally loads its configuration file at run/boot time, so you don’t have to type in commands manually each time.
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