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I have a Yocto (petalinux) project that builds the artifacts for an embedded system. This system gets its rootfs as an overlay from one of two partitions, depending on boot conditions. To accomplish ...
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I'm reading up on ELF files from both System V ABI and Linux Standard Base specs. In regard to symbol table sections System V says Currently, an object file may have only one section of each type, ...
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In yocto tpm2 recipe the following recipe is not workin fine: install -d "${D}${sysconfdir}/init.d" It's not able to create a folder named init.d. If I change folder name to init_d it is ...
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I have a initscript which I would like to execute only after network connection establishment. Becasue the init script will invoke a curl call. I beleive this is rather straightforward with systemd ...
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I have a server machine that has RHL6 (Red Hat Linux 6) and is based on SysV initialization (does not have systemd package), and I want to make my prometheus node exporter collect metrics from this ...
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We have been using an open-source OCSP responder (OpenCA OCSP Responder), and I am trying to get it working on RHEL 7. The project is quite old, and I don't think is being maintained actively anymore....
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I am trying to convert a systemd service to sysvinit, while trying to run the following service named mullvad-vpn; #!/bin/sh ..... . /lib/lsb/init-functions prog=mullvad-daemon PIDFILE=/var/run/$prog....
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I'm trying to build executables (both programs and shared objects) on a relatively modern Linux distro (A) and wanting to run those on a fairly old one (B). A can build SYSV but sometimes it falls ...
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In sysvinit I would have an initscript, populate-volatiles.sh, that reads a volatiles file and creates the volatiles. What performs that function in systemd? Is there a systemd unit that does this? ...
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I have seen that question on SO already but it wasn't clear to me the following case: A shm has been created. So if I call in my case: int shmid = shmget(key, sizeof(struct messageQueue), IPC_CREAT | ...
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I just switched from POSIX to SysV because the limit is much higher on SysV (1024 vs 10). But I still need an higher limit. The limit should be changed at runtime, because it depends on the data the ...
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client readline write to shared memory.and send a msg to server. server get msg and read from shared memrory. But the server cannot output correctly, The server did not output anything,I do not know ...
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I'd like to know how to get this berkeley format output: $ size --format=berkeley /bin/ls text data bss dec hex filename 124042 4728 4832 133602 209e2 /bin/ls From this ...
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In Python 3.8+, is it possible to check whether a numpy array is being stored in shared memory? In the following example, a numpy array sharedArr was created using the buffer of a multiprocessing....
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i use on my one personaly project simple queue implemented by msg function. This a specific function msg_receive which is used to wait for a message to come to the queue. Once in a while, this wait ...
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