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How fork() function works in this program?

I’m having some trouble with this program. I know what a fork() function does. It is used to create a new process from an existing process. The new process is called the child process, and the existing process is called the parent. The parent returnes the child’s pid and the child returns 0. That …

How to remove Ubuntu entries from UEFI [closed]

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How to trap memory reads and writes using sigsegv?

How do I trick linux into thinking a memory read/write was successful? I am writing a C++ library such that all reads/writes are redirected and handled transparently to the end user. Anytime a variable is written or read from, the library will need to catch that request and shoot it off to a hardware simulati…

command blkid don’t show my partitions UUID

I’m using Ubuntu. command blkid or blk /dev/sda2 in LPIC-1 module 104.3 (mounting and unmounting). but these commands don’t show me the expected results. blkid is installed and also I can see man blkid !!! Could you guide me to fix this? Answer Run sudo blkid After that you will be able to get the…

C: Trying to implement unnamed pipes

I’m trying to make a program that simlutates the terminal’s nameless pipes. For example, if I want to run the command: ls –l | grep ‘10’ would be: ./pipes ls -l – grep ’10’ (I use – instead of |). However, my program doesn’t work because execvp fails (bad adress). Thi…

How to remove python in /usr/local/bin/ [closed]

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