Friday, November 19, 2010
Monday, April 19, 2010
Compiling linux kernel 2.6.33.2
It has been a long time, since I did some kernel compilation.
I was planning to compile a new kernel and play around with it over the week end. So I downloaded linux-2.6.33.2. I am running linux on virtual machine, as I don't have other options:-)
Because of some other activities/issues I could not achieve what I had planned. I could not compile and install it yesterday. Today I started off again and managed to get it compiled and installed.
I was planning to compile a new kernel and play around with it over the week end. So I downloaded linux-2.6.33.2. I am running linux on virtual machine, as I don't have other options:-)
Because of some other activities/issues I could not achieve what I had planned. I could not compile and install it yesterday. Today I started off again and managed to get it compiled and installed.
Earlier I used to create initrd image using mkinitrd. mkinitrd is no more available in ubuntu and I had to use the following command to create the initramfs image,
update-initramfs -c –k 2.6.33.2
Now my Ubuntu 9.10 is running 2.6.33.2 kernel:-)
I badly want to do some hacking, but I have to go to sleep now:-(
Now my Ubuntu 9.10 is running 2.6.33.2 kernel:-)
I badly want to do some hacking, but I have to go to sleep now:-(
Let's see what can be done, in the coming days..
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Tweet from Linux
Twitux is a popular twitter application for linux.
It's a simple app of that kind.
You can choose your twitter app from Twitter Fan Wiki
On a fedora machine issue the following command as root to istall twitux.
#yum install twitux
Happy tweeting..
It's a simple app of that kind.
You can choose your twitter app from Twitter Fan Wiki
On a fedora machine issue the following command as root to istall twitux.
#yum install twitux
Happy tweeting..
Hello World!
10 PRINT "HELLO WORLD!"
printf("Hello World!");
std::cout << "Hello World!";
System.out.print("Hello World!");
print "Hello World!"
Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");
echo "Hello World!"
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