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Revision as of 20:41, 27 November 2020
Linux General
- HFT:Check the current CPU Speed
- HFT: Setup and Optimization
- Certbot Letsencrypt Setting up standard web servers
- Linux: Bash Completion
- Using netcat to install or copy .img or .img.xz files
- Using a tar file in a command like a file
- Software RAID with mdadm
- Linux: SSH tips and tricks
- Using a your laptop internet connection on a remote cluster
- Gnuplot: Plotting graphs
- RPM: Using the rpm command (Tips and tricks)
- Linux: Flush the cache
- Parted: Basic operations
- Bandwidth Shaping: Throttling eth0 upload/download speeds
- Yum: add a local cdrom repository
- Create a filesystem on a file
- Linux: Grant sudo access
- Linux: Setup static routes
- wget: Download files recursively from a location
- Linux: BIOS Raid Metadata
- Linux: VIM Commands
- Linux: Setting up SOL (Serial Over Lan)
- Iptables: Explanations, options & examples
- find: Tips and Tricks
- Linux: awk Tips and Tricks
- Linux: Runlevel editor
- Linux; Suse boot up issues
- Linux: Kernel Arguments
- Linux: Installing a different kernel
- Linux: CPU frequency scaling in Linux with cpufreq
- Linux match drive labels to drive slots
- Linux: Build cmake 2.8 on Centos 6
- Linux: screen command
- Linux: Creating a ramdisk with tmpfs and ramfs
- Linux: Setting up NFS over RDMA
- Enabling X Windows/GNOME/GUI in CentOS
Debugging
- Linux: Network Debugging
- Linux: DNS Debugging
- Linux: Checking the Infiniband Fabric
- Linux: Mellanox - Changing VPI from IB to Eth
- Linux: using ldapsearch to debug Active Directory