Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] Re: Help! Linux problem

Jack Ensor wrote:

> > ....Snip
> >
> > Specifically, the command
> >
> > more /proc/version
> >
> > will give you the info you want. Since you aren't familiar with what is
> > in the /proc pseudodirectory, you should do
> >
> > ls /proc
> >
> > and see all the interesting reports on the system that are in there. You
> > can pretty much ignore the numbered ones, but the ones with obvious
> > names contain all sorts of information on the system configuration.
> > Skip /proc/kcore, this is a window into the system memory. more
> > allows you to see the file one page at a time, although most of these
> > are small.
> >
> > Jon
>
> Jon -
>
> When I enter the command you mention above specifically:
>
> Skip /proc/kcore
>
> I get:
>
> bash: Skip: command not found
>
> Should it be there from a BDI install?

Oh, now I see what you were talking about. when he says skip, he
means don't do it, ie do not enter more /proc/core, as you will get a
listing that runs on for approximately a million pages, a complete
memory dump of your system in hexadecimal. There is no skip
command. Note that linux is case sensitive, ie More is not the
same as more, and could be a completely different command.
Most Linux commands are all lower case.

Jon