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System_42
Ultra-Lightweight Superior Calibre Linux Distro
THERE IS NO ZIPFILE download: 'theTool-v1.tar.gz' Unpack theTool-v1.tar.gz to an empty ext2 directory, preferably a fresh primary partition, like, /dev/sdb3 tar -C/mnt/sdb3 -xzf theTool-v1.tar.gz Now also unpack libc, rootfs, and cc: tar -C/mnt/sdb4 -xzf theTool-v0-root.tar.gz tar -C/mnt/sdb4 -xzf theTool-v0-sys.tar.gz tar -C/mnt/sdb4 -xzf theTool-v0-cc.tar.gz line up the kernel, .System42, with your lilo and boot it (use init=/sbin/init; or init=/bin/bash ). Use sed or emacs to alter etc/fstab before you boot it. ... -
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btrfsManage
Version: 0.2.7 31/05/2021
Bash script for managing btrfs filesystem (local and remote): - Perform scrubs - Creating snapshots (with auto delete for no empty space) - Send snapshots (with auto delete for no empty space) - List snapshot - Delete snapshot (with auto delete). - Delete old snapshots. - Mount snapshot - Simulate the action. - Simple to use and verify proper operation. - Designed to be run from the shell or from the crontab. - No setup, just copy btrfsManage. - The subvolume on which to perform... -
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Lamp is a Unix-like environment that runs in a single process (via threads) on traditional Mac OS, including standard I/O, vfork/exec, a shell, perl, sockets, virtual fs with /dev and /proc, signals, and ptrace(). Runs on 68K/PPC, and on OS X as Carbon.
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