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I'm talking about boot process in multi-boot Linux perceptive.

Please tell me whether my explanation is right or wrong? If wrong, please explain.

"The BIOS checks the system and loads this...

I have a 16 GB Flash Drive. I changed the settings & set it as local disk, so my Vista recognizes it as a local disk, not removable disk.

After that, i deleted the whole partition & then i made...

alright....thanks! i got it

I see...

I made my assumption based on this quote:

"Every process has one parent process. Parent process always has many child processes. and every child process can create another new child...

ha ok, i see. orphan child signal will end up to init....

so it goes like

init()
X
y
Z

X is parent of Y. X is child of init().....

So lets say i opened a browser in *nix. This browser...

Assume we have an application built on *nix that uses fork()...then the processes procedure is going to act as follow:

X is considered a parent process (first click on application)
Y is...

Ok...I see. I have some misunderstandings. Your answer clarified it...

Can you give an example of instruction set of the mpu? Does it look like:
ADD, JMP, etc? If yes, then ADD need to be translated too unless if it inserted directly as 110010 101001 (ADD #), something...

I will be reading more about the various terms (bootstrapping, etc) you have posted here...

>>You can write a binary executable directly in hex,

And HEX, so what translates these hexes to binaries for the compiler?
If a agree with you, writing in binary 1 & 0 will make machine...

I still don't get it.....A compiler is binary, so its been executed, so what compiled the compiler! And the compiler compiler's in what language was written?

It is not a big deal, but i just find...

To make a programming language you need a compiler, so what was the first programming language and how was is created if you need the compiler first?

The compiler itself is considered as a high...

Thanks!!!

Assume client send the message " Hello ", i get output such as

Sent mesg: hello
Bytes Sent to Client: 6



bytes_received = recv(clientSockD, data, MAX_DATA, 0);
if(bytes_received)
{
...

use g++ compiler for C++ syntax
use gcc compiler for C syntax

g++ & gcc included in Linux too...

g++ youCode.cpp -o compiledCode

-o the name of the compiled code.
compiledCode = any name...

I got it....Its too simple :-), i don't know how i did not get it from the first time! Being blank is not a good thing...

Here it is:

short get_client_port(struct sockaddr *clientInformation)...

I'm trying to grab client's port number, by doing the following code:


//get client's port number - here we are not dealing with pointers
//because the returned value will be passed as a...

You are right. This port scanner is made so simple, not stealthy & does not pass any firewall. Otherwise, it should scan normally.

It works best if you use it in your network internally, or use...

Oh i already solved them....

Thanks anyway

When i put the target IP as 127.0.1.1, the program is working fine, can catch blocked & open ports. But when i try to scan remotely, i get connection timed out! Can you tell me why? :(

Here is my...

I did this g++ fileName -lsocket -lnsl

Worked!

Thanks

no i didn't....I have never used them, i'm a newbie can you please guide me more?

Yes its there, i included the libraries, its still does not work:


cc [flag ...] file ... -lsocket -lnsl [library ...]
#include <sys/socket.h>
#include <netdb.h>

I tried to compile a socket programming code under SUN Solaris by using g++, i get the following errors:

Undefined first referenced
symbol in...

lol...its alright! i realized it anyway. Your help is appreciated m8! :b: