Q. I have to get the version of a software package from a linux file.
i.e. the file has the line below,
VERSION=1.5.3.0
Whatâs the best way to retrieve the "1.5.3.0"
Thanks in advance.
i.e. the file has the line below,
VERSION=1.5.3.0
Whatâs the best way to retrieve the "1.5.3.0"
Thanks in advance.
A. You would use a search tool like grep. You would have a command something like this:
cat file | grep "VERSION" | grep -o "[0-9].[0-9].[0-9].[0-9]"
That makes a pipeline that finds the line then extracts the four number version from it.
cat file | grep "VERSION" | grep -o "[0-9].[0-9].[0-9].[0-9]"
That makes a pipeline that finds the line then extracts the four number version from it.
Is there any way to format a hard drive with Linux file system under windows?
Q. I need to be able to format my drive with linux file system in order for it to work in the western digital NAS enclosure. Thanks.
A. Steven's right, but you'll need some extra software to put files on or even view the partition from Windows. There are a few options, the best probably being:
EXT2IFS - top link
EXT2FSD - bottom link
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EXT2FSD - bottom link
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Q. I need to open a linux file using windows.
I don't have linux installed anywhere on this system.
Is it possible to open a linux file using windows? If so, how and what?
I don't have linux installed anywhere on this system.
Is it possible to open a linux file using windows? If so, how and what?
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