How to mount a directory from Windows to VirtualBox?
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Pre-requisite:
You must have installed the "Guest Additions" before you can configure this drive mounting.
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Pre-requisite:
You must have installed the "Guest Additions" before you can configure this drive mounting.
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Email this postTo run a process in the background:
[command] &
To suspend a foreground process and place it in the background, use the following steps:
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Email this postIf you wanted to customize your .profile, .bashrc or .bash_profile, visit this link, awesome references:
http://stefaanlippens.net/my_bashrc_aliases_profile_and_other_stuff
or
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/6.3/postlfs/profile.html
Changing directory colors:
http://www.geekgumbo.com/2011/11/04/changing-the-directory-color-in-the-bash-shell/
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Email this postWondering how to use vlookup to search for a value?
Scenario 1:
Search a target cell to find out the existance from another column.
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Email this posteg:
>[/current/dir] >
>
>I'd like it to be:
>[/current/dir]
edit your .profile
export PS1=[`hostname`:'$PWD]^V^J
>'
where ^V is control-V and ^J is control-J to accomplish this.
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Email this postIf you saw a lot of ^M character in your code, reason being is ^M is the character in DOS if you create the file in Windows.
If you transfer the DOS file into unix, you will see lots of ^M in your file and it is very irritating indeed.
You can do a simple magic in vi by
:%s/[crtl-v ctrl-m//g
meaning,
%s - substitute
[ctrl-v ctrl-m] - create the ^M character
// - empty
g - replace globally
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