Accessing windows files from linux
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To access files on a Windows partition from Linux, you must: 1. Create a directory to mount the Windows drive, such as "/mnt/win". 2. Mount the Windows partition using the correct filesystem type, such as "mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /mnt/win" for FAT or "mount -t ntfs /dev/hda1 /mnt/win" for NTFS. 3. You can then navigate to and list the contents of the Windows drive from the Linux directory.
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The file system hierarchy in Linux is organized with the root directory "/" at the top. Key directories include /bin and /sbin for essential binaries, /boot for boot files, /dev for device files, /etc for configuration files, /home for user directories, /lib for shared library files, /opt for optional application software, /tmp for temporary files, /usr for secondary hierarchy, and /var for files that frequently change like logs. Unlike Windows, Linux has a unified hierarchy without drive letters and uses forward slashes rather than backslashes.I Am Linux-Introductory Module on Linux
I Am Linux-Introductory Module on LinuxSagar Kumar
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This module covers Introduction to Linux, History of Linux, Features of Linux, Advantage of Linux, File System Hierarchy Standard, Knowing root, Linux Commands, Working with Files and Directories, etc.Linux
LinuxHemakumar.S
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Linux is an operating system with several key components:
- A kernel that manages system resources and processes. Processes allow programs to run in memory simultaneously.
- Files and directories that organize data. Directories contain files and other directories.
- Tools like tar for backing up files and mounting disks. The mount command attaches filesystems.
- A shell interface for entering commands to interact with the system, along with utilities like ls, cp, and man.
- Permissions and variables that control access and store values for commands.Installing mandriva linux mandriva community wiki
Installing mandriva linux mandriva community wikiAdolfo Nasol
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There are several methods for installing Mandriva Linux, with the most common being from a CD or DVD. Other options include installing from a USB stick by writing the ISO image to it, or doing a network installation by selecting the appropriate protocol (NFS, HTTP, FTP) and specifying the mirror server. Advanced options exist like installing from hard disk using a boot floppy, but regular methods like CD/DVD or USB are preferred.More from Vivek K. Singh (14)
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The Death of Traditional MarketingVivek K. Singh
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What it take to be an Entrepreneur?Vivek K. Singh
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Often young people dream and think about entrepreneurship as a short cut way of being rich and get famous and when challenges start coming in their entrepreneurial journey, they simply quit in between the great expedition. I believe, Social network and digital media channels directly responsible for creating the negative influence of overnight success. Many young entrepreneurs are still missing the right direction because of unaware of dark side of being an entrepreneur.So what it takes to be an Entrepreneur?
Entrepreneurship
EntrepreneurshipVivek K. Singh
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Entrepreneurship has evolved over time from merchants taking risks to trade goods, to innovators creating new products and services. Today, entrepreneurship is defined as taking initiative to organize resources and accept risks to create value and rewards. Throughout history, entrepreneurs have driven innovation through activities like Marco Polo establishing trade routes, Thomas Edison developing inventions, and modern innovators creating new technologies. Entrepreneurship is important as it leads to innovation, job creation, economic growth, and societal progress.Business intelligence (BI)
Business intelligence (BI)Vivek K. Singh
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Business Intelligence is a collection of technologies, applications, processes and practices for the transformation of business data into business useful information. A business intelligence solution helps to transform raw data into actionable information which helps support business decision making.Mobile Device: Trend, Growth and Future Prospect
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The document discusses accounting information systems (AIS). It defines an AIS as consisting of people, procedures, data, software, and IT that perform important functions for an organization, including collecting and storing transaction data, processing data into useful information, and providing adequate controls. The document outlines five learning objectives, which are to explain what an AIS is, why studying AIS is important, how an AIS adds value in a company's value chain, the three basic functions of an AIS, and the types of information an AIS can provide.Emotional Intelligence
Emotional IntelligenceVivek K. Singh
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Daniel Goleman popularized the concept of emotional intelligence in his 1995 best-selling book. He adapted the work of Mayer and Salovey, who in the early 1990s proposed emotional intelligence as a new variable in personality involving the ability to perceive and understand emotions. Goleman generalized their research for a general audience and proposed emotional intelligence involves five competencies: self-awareness, self-management, social awareness, relationship management, and motivation. While popularizing the concept, Goleman's definition differed from the original and sparked debate. Measures of emotional intelligence aim to directly assess one's capacity for skills like identifying emotions in others and managing one's own emotions. Proponents argue emotional skills may be more important thanTutorial asp.net
Tutorial asp.netVivek K. Singh
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Black Sea and CIS Countries Business cycleVivek K. Singh
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The recurring and fluctuating levels of economic activity that an economy experiences over a long period of time. The five stages of the business cycle are growth (expansion), peak, recession (contraction), trough and recovery. At one time, business cycles were thought to be extremely regular, with predictable duration, but today they are widely believed to be irregular, varying in frequency, magnitude and duration.
For detail information visit: http://goo.gl/5ITbXBank intranet
Bank intranetVivek K. Singh
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An intranet is the application of Internet technology, more specifically World Wide Web technology within the organizational boundary. The very same technology is applies (Web servers, browsers, protocols etc.), but access is restricted exclusively to organizational members for example by means of "firewalls" or physically separating the intranet from external network ("firebreaks").
SME development in georgia
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SMEs development for Georgia is a primary concern to become self-reliant and fight with unemployment and poverty in the country. Georgia is basically SMEs economy but there is a need of redefining its SME sector operating framework. Non availability of information, lack of entrepreneurship and technological backwardness are the principal problem for SMEs development in the country and required communication framework for resolve these problems.Cloud computing
Cloud computingVivek K. Singh
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Georgia ProfileVivek K. Singh
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- 1. Accessing Windows Files from Linux Before you can Use it, you need to Mount It When you install Linux on a system with an existing operating system like Microsoft Windows? it is easy to make those files and directories available under Linux. Often installations of Linux even auto-mount certain things like floppy drives, cd-roms, etc. for you. However, it is often common for your Windows disk/partition not to be automatically mounted for use. To be able to get access to your Windows drive/partition under Linux you will need to perform two steps. 1. Create a directory under Linux that will link to your Windows drive/partition at the prompt type (only do this once): mkdir /mnt/win 2. Then mount your Windows drive and link it to this new directory under Linux at the prompt type exactly: mount -t vfat /dev/hda1 /mnt/win NOTE: If you are using Windows NT, 2000, 2003, or XP you need to instead use this command: mount -t ntfs /dev/hda1 /mnt/win HOW EVER, N O T IC E t ha t f or th os e m ou nt i n g a W ind o ws NT Fi l e S ys tem i t is p os s ib l e t o c orr up t t he NT FS wh en wr i t in g t o i t f rom L i nux . T her ef or e m os t of th e t im e th e m ou nt wi l l on l y m o u nt t he W indo ws dr i ve as r ea d o n l y! 3. Now try changing directories to your Windows drive/partition by typing at the prompt: cd /mnt/win and then typing: ls ¨Call Notice that the actual disk or partition information in this example is /dev/hda1. This is usually the case if you have installed Linux onto a system with existing Windows. The hda1 refers to the first partition of your master (1st) hard drive. However, in some cases you may be using a system where Linux is on the hda1 and your Windows drive is actually something different. If you have an error, check what drives and partitions are already mounted by simply typing the command: mount If you get the Error Message ¡°Filesystem Unsupported¡± your Linux installation may not have included the needed NTFS (NT, Win 2000, WinXP) driver. This requires either a reinstall or Kernel compile. Written for Inventive solution in-house software developer developing java applications. In-charge: Vivek K. Singh Date: May 04, 2004