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About ext4 Linux timestamps maybe
In some Linux there is no way to set created at or changed at timestamps on mounted systems. NOTE: ONLY USE DEBUGFS ON UNMOUNTED SYSTEMS. There is however debugfs. If you want to set times there are 2 or more things to set. With creation time there is crtime and crtime_extra, first is to second...- JosiahMaybe
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- bash linux time
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How can use I awk to calculate the total number of records processed?
Hi All, I would like to add several lines to the output of my script. Currently, the script behaves as outlined in the README.md file here. But the behavior I want to change it to is below: ./sample.sh -s 0-9 -c 0-3 -t samples.bin Ch0 Ch1 Ch2 Ch3 Sample 0...- brianbills21
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- awk bash
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- Forum: Command Line Help
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Contact "unavailable" for Mac terminal phone call
I want to make a call from the Mac terminal, but dont seem to be able to make a connection. this is my code: open "tel://+1800phonenumber" I made sure my iphone and Mac book air (Big Sur) were on the same wifi network. I set my iphone to allow wifi calls. my FaceTime account and iCloud apps...- arduinolego611
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- bash commands mac macbook terminal
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- Forum: Command Line Help
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install.sh: 364: Syntax error: "(" unexpected (expecting "done")
Hi all, I'm trying to install Canon printer drivers on my linux mint device. I've downloaded the drivers from https://www.canon.co.uk/ (Canon i-SENSYS MF4730) and I'm trying to install it by running the install.sh I've opened a terminal in the directory, and then I typed sh install.sh, but I get...- Johna
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- bash drivers install.sh linux linux mint terminal
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- Forum: Command Line Help