I am attempting to install the AMD gpu drivers for an RX 480 in Ubuntu 18.4.2. Whenever I run amdgpu-install or amdgpu-pro-install I get
amdgpu dkms failed for running kernel.
Link to make.log
I should note that I do have NVIDIA drivers installed as well, as I am using an NVIDIA 1070ti fo...
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I receive the error No space left on device from bash upon filename tab completion.
As I try to spot what has eaten up my space, as suggested on similar question, I'm confused by df -ah results.
My pc has 220GB disk and it seems only 66GB are used.
Where is the problem? lot of docker images in...
I'm having a bit of trouble with sudoers syntax. Long story short, I'm struggling with my graphics card and I recently found out that I can turn it on and off with a simple command (previously it was always off, which is good 90% of the times, but sometimes I'd like to use its extra power sometim...
what the heck? why is opening a file and grepping it faster than reading a variable holding the file content and grepping it? oO
$ time for i in {1..1000}; do </proc/meminfo grep -oP '^SwapTotal: *\K[0-9]*' &>/n; done
real 0m0.894s
user 0m0.669s
sys 0m0.272s
$ a=$(</proc/meminfo)
$ time for i in {1..1000}; do <<<"$a" grep -oP '^SwapTotal: *\K[0-9]*' &>/n; done
real 0m1.201s
user 0m0.928s
sys 0m0.325s
@dessert However, this might be an interesting question to ask on U&L. They have some super experts that could probably explain, in detail, exactly why it is faster.
$ cat </proc/meminfo >meminfo
$ time for i in {1..1000}; do <meminfo grep -oP '^SwapTotal: *\K[0-9]*' &>/n; done
real 0m0.913s
user 0m0.692s
sys 0m0.275s
I wrote a very simple script that should allow me to create directories with specific permissions on a remote server.
I used the command to execute the script to the remote server:
stan@192.168.159.133 /root/Documents/script
And I got this answer:
bash: /root/Documents/script: Permission den...
I have a 2TB seagate extension drive formatted to NTFS. I have been using it for read and write purposes in Windows and read only in Linux. Now that I have decided to get rid of windows, I need to decide on it's format. I have researched online to find out that it may not always be safe to write ...
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I receive the error No space left on device from bash upon filename tab completion.
As I try to spot what has eaten up my space, as suggested on similar question, I'm confused by df -ah results.
My pc has 220GB disk and it seems only 66GB are used.
Where is the problem? lot of docker images in...
I wrote a very simple script that should allow me to create directories with specific permissions on a remote server.
I used the command to execute the script to the remote server:
stan@192.168.159.133 /root/Documents/script
And I got this answer:
bash: /root/Documents/script: Permission den...
Could somebody explain this output?
$ echo !
!
$ echo !!
echo echo !
echo !
$
