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GDB Missing separate debuginfos Fedora 22

I’m trying to debug a 32-bit ELF with GDB on Fedora 22, but I keep getting the following message: I did exacty that — I ran: I get that all dependencies are resolved and that there’s nothing to do. Namely, this message: But even then, when I try running the same file in gdb, I get the exact …

SonarQube will not start up

I followed this tutorial on installing SonarQube on my Ubuntu x64 Server http://stuff.stevenreid.uk/2015/03/12/install-sonarqube-5-0-1-on-ubuntu-14-04-x64/. However, when starting up sonarqube (linux-x86-64), it gets shutdown before completing to start. This is the sonar.log file: I already have the debug log…

PCSC Lite smartcard names

In windows we have function SCardListCards but I’m programming under Linux with pcsclite, how is possible to list cards here? Card names, attributes ? Answer This is just request to internal windows Database with known smartcards ATR and ATRMask. You can look at this database: HKLMSOFTWAREMICROSOFTCrypt…

lookup the lock statistic in linux kernel

I study Linux lock mechanism recently, and want to see the lock holding and waiting time. So I turn on CONFIG_LOCK_STAT flag in the .config file via make menuconfig and after recompiling the kernel run the command: I got the following message: Just don’t know why, since I’ve turn on all the flags …

Library with fftwf_plan_dft_r2c_1d?

I have an error when loading a third party .so file: I have libfftw3.so installed (Ubuntu fftw3 package), but it does not define fftwf_plan_dft_r2c_1d symbol. Instead of this it has: (prefix fftw_ instead of fftwf_), according to doc it should be fftw_ http://www.fftw.org/doc/Real_002ddata-DFTs.html, but wher…

flock: -c requires exactly one command argument

We have multiple cronjobs running on our system. The problem is that we run them every hour, and therefore sometimes the cronjob didn’t finish and a new instance has started. Because of that, we wanted to use flock so the script only gets executed once. However, when I have this in my crontab or run it …

can i get df-h with full percent on disk volume? [closed]

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