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script to change format of text [closed]

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Linux – flip last bottom lines only, with awk

We are currently learning some awk commands to manipulate/rearrange text on files. our original text goes like this..1998 It’s asking us to rearrange the columns (part one) which i already did.. but at the same time to flip the bottom two lines (part two) so that it looks like this again, i got the orde…

Programming in Linux – FIFO

I have created fifo, try to write to it: echo “text” > myfifo and read it with my programm. But when I write to fifo nothing shows. I have tried many options, turning off and on NON_BLOCK mode and so on but nothing seems to help. Answer This needs to be (there’s probably no need for the O…

How to install folders from index to windows or linux? [closed]

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Split TTY device based on packet type

I have a TTY device setup to monitor a serial port of a combined bluetooth/GPS chip. I’m using blueZ to implement the bluetooth stack and do everything bluetooth related. The data being sent across this port is all HCI packets, even the GPS data. The GPS data is wrapped in an HCI packet of type 0xXX (in…

Summing columns in a text file

I have a data file that looks like this: and so on……till TOPIC:topic_2000. The first line is the topic and it’s weight. That is, I have the words in that specific topic and their respective weights. Now, I want to sum up the second column of each topic and check what value it gives. That is,…

diagnosing when I’m being limited by disk i/o

I’m running Python 2.7 on a Linux machine, and by far the slowest part of my script is loading a large json file from disk (a SSD) using the ujson library. When I check top during this loading process, my cpu usage is basically at 100%, leading me to believe that I’m being bottlenecked by parsing …