Recently tried to install Elixir on Ubuntu 12.0.4 with the instructions found here (basically using apt-get install elixir) – http://elixir-lang.org/install.html Once the installation had completed, I found that I could not reach the CouchDB instance running on – http://localhost:5984. So I tried to remove and reinstall Couch itself. After doing so, I still couldn’t reach CouchDB on localhost. Only after
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Error while loading shared libraries: libboost_iostreams.so.1.59.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
I am running a C++ executable on ubuntu. The executable links into some boost libraries. This is the output when I attempt to run the binary: What should be the future coarse of action i should take to remove this error. Answer Let’s assume your library is being exist but not in standard paths and you’re getting this error while
ls command ignore specific directory [bash]
Tree: ls : Ignore specific file: ls -I c.txt : Ignore specific directory: ls -I Tests : (does not work – Tests directory should not appear) Answer The “man page” for the ls command explains that the -I flag accepts a pattern. So you can use a wildcard in your command: See: man ls or the commands online man page
Running CUDA on ThinkPad w550s Ubuntu system (Quadro K620M) [closed]
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How to GREP words, not lines, that contain specific characters, and print entire word
I have a file with tons of lines and words such as this example: What I want to do is list only the word (assuming each 4 character bundle is a word) that contains a specific number, such as 35. In this example, I would want the result printed to be: I have tried a few different ways such as
Kernel update breaks CUDA
I have a NVIDIA Grid K2 GPU allocated to a virtual server running Ubuntu 14.04. To reinstall the proper drivers after an automatic kernel update I ran sudo apt-get update followed by sudo apt-get install nvidia-current. Now I cannot get CUDA 7.5 to work any longer. If I run the deviceQuery sample I get the following message: This is the
How to install Android SDK on Ubuntu?
For my Ubuntu machine, I downloaded the latest version of Android SDK from this page. After extracting the downloaded .tgz file, I was trying to search for installation instructions and found: To get started on Linux: Unpack the .zip file you’ve downloaded. The SDK files are download separately to a user-specified directory. Make a note of the name and location
Docker compose build error
If I use command docker-compose build, I’ll get error that looks like: I use the last version docker and docker-compose. My docker-compose.yml has the next code: I use an ubuntu 14.04 Could you tell me how is fix it? Answer You need to put the port definitions in quotes for short ports (2 digits). This is a result of the
Curses snake game not removing cells in linux os
It’s code from a curses tutorial that I’ve been using to get a grasp of it but even though I’ve checked the code multiple times, it’s still not removing the old cells. The guy that wrote the code is on a mac and I’m using linux so would that be a problem? Answer The problem seems to be near the
Eliminating “File changed on disk” warning in emacs on VirtualBox
I am running Windows 10 with VirtualBox (5.0.10). I have Ubuntu 14.04 installed as a guest OS which accesses the host OS via a vboxfs share. When editing a file saved on the host (Windows) OS via this share, emacs continually gives me a warning that the file I am currently editing has been changed on disk (File.txt changed on