alias cgrep='current_dir_grep'
function current_dir_grep_exact {
grep -w $1 .
}
alias cgrepe='current_dir_grep_exact'
grep -w 'label for' . works but doing cgrepe 'label for' only searches for the occurrences of label while I would like to find the occurences label for in the current directory.
I have a Debian sid system (Wheezy), without any desktop environment (and no Xorg at all).
I can mount my SD-cards, USB sticks, external HDD by label into a specified directory in /media/ manually with mount / umount and the suitable entries in /etc/fstab, but this is compelling, and to restrictive: if I want them to be mounted in /media/<LABEL>, each device with a different <LABEL> n
I'm writing a custom automated install using AIF (Arch Installation Framework), and I need to find the filesystem on a partition given a partition.
So far I have this:
grok_partitions () {
local partitions=
for label in `ls /dev/disk/by-label | grep "Arch"`
do
if [ $label == "Arch" ]
then
mount_point="/"
else
IFS="-" read base mount <
Hello,
someone please suggest me how write a script or command to create partition and label whole disk as LVM . I have multiple servers that I to label as LVM using fdisk, that will very hard process.
Hello All:
Very new to androids. I noticed today that icons on my home screen with long labels are cutoff with not all of the label visible. I rooted it today and not sure if it was like this prior. No other issues. Tried changing font size to no avail.
Example. Titanium backup icon and the label is cutoff at the a in backup. So tje label reads Titanium Ba and then fafes out to unreadable.
hello everyone, im new in here and im having a headache with my program,the thing is that i need to get a input from the keyboard and then separate it using strtok but have to separate the tokens using 4 diferent cases and in each case i need to print the result and save it to a string like this:
input String : Label Instruction #50,Y; Label <with>
and the output should look like this:
Sorry to say that but i'm not unhappy to see i'm not alone to encounter this issue I aggree with you : it's only a partial issue as those partitions are mounted under /media with their label name.As krusader is able to retrieve the label name i don't think it's an udisks issue so it's more related to a kde functionnality.
int main()
{
int i = 0;
int *p = &i;
int *q = &&i;
return 0;
}
When compiling this using gcc on Linux, I am getting the error
addr.c: In function ‘main’:
addr.c:6:2: error: label ‘i’ used but not defined
Why is the compiler treating int i as label and not integer?
I want to match the exact string label for="id_query in a file in the current directory.
However, grep -w "label for=\"id_query" . does not match. Any idea how I can successfully escape that double quote?
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