Just copy and paste.
Create new .iso from old iso & delta:
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1. Download initial iso (for example FC5-VNOSS-20060818.iso) &
FC5-VNOSS-20060818.md5sum and do checking:
+———- command ——————————
| md5sum -c FC5-VNOSS-20060818.md5sum
+————————————————-
2. Download *.delta (FC5-VNOSS-20060818-20060829.delta) & checking:
+———- command ——————————
| md5sum -c FC5-VNOSS-20060818-20060829.md5sum
+————————————————-
3. Create new iso:
+———- command —————————————————————————
| xdelta patch FC5-VNOSS-20060818-20060829.delta FC5-VNOSS-20060818.iso FC5-VNOSS-20060829.iso
+———————————————————————————————-
4. Check md5sum of new iso:
+———- command ——————-
| md5sum -c FC5-VNOSS-20060829.md5sum
+————————————–
5. Burn to CD & enjoy
Source: http://th02zone.com/vnpenguin/pub/FC5-VNOSS/DOCTOI.txt
I hear somebody talk about fluxbox that It’s very fast and light. So I try it
.
I install it by rpm package (I’m using FC5) download from fluxbox hompage. Then I find some documents about fluxbox. First, I must create a menu for fluxbox. Fluxbox Documentation on Fluxbox homepage talk about that. And I can create menu by these guide, quite easy
. But I don’t understand some options, perhaps I’ll find some other example or ask someone).
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To change wallpage on fluxbox, can use command:
| fbsetbg /path/to/imagefile.png |
Soure: luKas’ bloggie and example 9.2.
How to write code better on this blog? In WordPress.com you can use some HTML tag to write blog. So I use table tag to write code. But in the first time, it looks very bad because I don’t know many HTML. Today, after consult the W3school page, i know how to make it better.
Tag table have some attributes, and I use 3 attributes. Those are bgcolor, border and cellspacing.
bgcolor attribute description: Specifies the background color of the table. Deprecated. Use styles instead.
border: Specifies the border width.
And cellspacing attribute description: Specifies the space between cells. I use #DCDCDC color for code, value of cellspacing attribute is 0, border is 1.. And detail code:
<table CELLSPACING=”0″ BORDER=”1″ BGCOLOR=”#dcdcdc”>
<tr>
<td>content</td>
</tr>
</table> |
This’s just copy & paste :”> but i take it here to save and share with another.
How to read rar file on Linux? This afternoon, I searched by Google anh found this page. It’s a tips and tricks page about Linux (very nice).
To open rar file, use unrar:
Under Debian Linux, you need to type apt-get as follows to install unrar program:
If you are using Fedora core Linux then use yum command as follows:
If you are using FreeBSD then, type following command to install unrar:
If any of above, methods not working for you then download binary package from official rarlab site:
| $ wget http://www.rarlab.com/rar/rarlinux-3.5.1.tar.gz |
Untar file
| $ tar -zxvf rarlinux-3.5.1.tar.gz |
Both unrar and rar commands are located in rar sub-directory. Just go to rar directory:
How to use unrar: unrar command supports various options below are common options that you need to use everyday. (A) To open rar (unpack) file in current directory type command:
Please note that replace file.rar filename with your actual filename. (B) List (l) file inside rar archive:
(C) To extract (x) files with full path type command:
(D) To test (t) integrity of archive, file type command:
source:http://www.cyberciti.biz/faqs/2006/02/open-rar-file-or-extract-rar-files.php
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Create your own custom Live Linux CD
http://www.linuxquestions.org/linux/answers/Applications_GUI_Multimedia/Create_your_own_custom_Live_Linux_CD
Hehe, my father allows me to use other computer. That one isn’t new but it’s new for me
). It’s a best computer that I used. I’m very happy.
But I have some problem on it. My network isn’t stable. When I turn my computer on, led on ADSL router(Plannet ADE-3100) work normally(led is still light) but I can’t connect to it. I can’t access address 10.0.0.2. After I turn my router off and on(1,2,3…or more times), i maybe access internet :(.
Done here.
I downloaded ISO files of FC5(5 CD) and Ubuntu(1 CD). I’ll installed both of them but I don’t want to burn their ISO file to CD because i need very many disks if i burn all. I try to research how to install Linux with out burn ISO file. I’ll use virtual machine VMWare server. It’s a freeware. if successful, I’ll write a blog about it(a first real blog entry on this weblog?)
Document:
Running VMWare on a Physical Partition
Hix, my computer has some problems but i don’t know them(may be RAM or hard disk).
And my OS were too(WinXP and Fedora core 4) so i must reinstall all
. First, I install Windows XP(I don’t want to break copyright, but i have some works must run on it
and i don’t have money). I did’t install many things as before, almost all programs are freeware, there are 2 program not free(windows and zone alarm).
Then i installed Linux. I decided to use FC5-VNOSS replace FC4. There isn’t many programs on it as i think. So I must download from internet many packages. But my network very slow, so i waited for a long time. However, after I loged out and loged in back, GNOME has error and I don’t use it. So I must use Windows to write blog now
.
Hix, long before, when I tried tried to install Stardict 2.4.8, it talk that i must install newer version of GTK+. When that, i can’t install Gtk, so i must install older version of stardict. Today, i need build geany source on FC4, after update some paths from VNOSS to write vietnamese by xvnkb. To build geany, I must install Gtk. And to install Gtk, must install Glib, pango and ATK first(all library can find on gtk web). I used Google to search rpm package of those libraries, but I couldn’t find them. So I must install all from source. I downloaded source of them on Gtk homepage(but I couldn’t find ATK package though on homepage of Gtk, it talk this package on download page). First I extracted all archives, and start to install Glib as guide install in README file:
This, morning, find a new service of Google: Picasa web.
Home page: http://picasaweb.google.com
Some info about it:
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- Cost: The latest version of Picasa with the Web Albums feature is free. It’s also free to use Picasa Web Albums for posting, sharing and viewing photos.
- Access: You need an invitation to post and share photos on Picasa Web Albums. You can sign up for an invitation using your Gmail username. No invitation or sign-in is required to view a friend’s photos online.
- Storage: Each Picasa Web Albums account comes with 250MB of free storage space, or room to post and share approximately 1,000 wallpaper-sized photos (at 1600 pixels each). For $25.00 per year, users can get a subscription to an additional 6GB of storage – room to post and share approximately 25,000 photos.
- There are no ads in Picasa or on Picasa Web Albums
- Language: Picasa Web Albums and the latest version of Picasa with web uploading are supported in English only
- System requirements:
- Picasa: Windows 2000/XP, Internet Explorer 6.0+
- Picasa Web Albums Internet Explorer 6.0 (also works with IE 7 Beta 2), Firefox 1.0+ or Safari 2.0
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Its function is better than flick.