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Posted By calden1138
Actually install 2000 first
I'm running windows and Linux on a dual boot solution myself. I personally think it's easier to install windows first then Linux. Just make two partitions when you're in the windows2000 setup. Make...
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Sorry...
I should read the thread before posting. I thought you guys might get a kick out of this shell anyway.
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Posted By calden1138
add_up_columns
This is a great little script for adding_up_columns try it, if you like it I might post some other goodies. Keepin it free....


Instructions:

cat FILENAME | add_up_columns
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Posted By calden1138
For the almighty of adding columns
#######################################################################
## add_up_columns
## utility that takes input and whenever Number-of-fields (NF)
## is greater than 0, it adds...
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Posted By calden1138
Very True...
Shell scripts are the bandaids of programming.
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Posted By calden1138
SO Silly
Isn't it awk -F":"
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Posted By calden1138
Perfection
Perfect!
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Posted By calden1138
Learn csh first......
I agree with "Perderabo", however csh is the default shell in about 80% of the Industrial Unix solutions. So learn it first then move on to krn,ksh,aka csh ect.
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Posted By calden1138
Can I see a copy of your lilo.conf? I might be...
Can I see a copy of your lilo.conf? I might be able to rewrite it for to make it work.
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Posted By calden1138
Try this it's easier
echo "Enter in the file name to be deleted"
read file
rm $file || echo "No file to delete"
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Posted By calden1138
Alternative way
Try this if you don't want to use awk

cat <filename> | tr -d '" "'
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Posted By calden1138
I would think about learning Solaris first
First, you can pick up a learning platform for $1,000. http://www.sun.com/desktop/sunblade100/ Second, there are countless number of manuals and Pubs that can be downloaded for free on Sun's sight....
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Posted By calden1138
But I don't think the man pages are helpful
I think the best way to learn UNIX is to buy the book, "Unix in a
NutShell" by O'Reily. Start at page one and try every command listed A-Z. Even though you will probably never use half of them, it...
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