These instructions were found at https://superuser.com/questions/1453790/how-to-move-the-recovery-partition-on-windows-10
See the status of the recovery partition
In Windows 10: reagentc /info
Deregister the recovery partition
In Windows 10: reagentc /disable
(Optional) Backup recovery partition
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Another way to be able to record all the exact versions of the R packages being used (even BioConductor ones), and install them later, is using renv.
This gist shows an example where CRAN and Bioconductor packages are installed and recorded.
Later, the minimum information is put in a different directory (and machine), and all the installed packages and their dependencies are installed, using the same, exact version used when it was previously installed.
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The way to be able to record all the exact versions of the R packages being used (even BioConductor ones), and install them later, is using packrat.
This gist shows an example where CRAN and Bioconductor packages are installed and recorded.
Later, the minimum information is put in a different directory (and machine), and all the installed packages and their dependencies are installed, using the same, exact version used when it was previously installed.
Although ath10k Linux kernel driver supports wireless / bluetooth co-existence on dual devices (wireless and bluetooth), firmware currently available at linux-firmware and https://github.com/kvalo/ath10k-firmware does not enable it, so wireless connectivity is interrupted when a paired bluetooth device, like a headphone, is in active use (for instance, listening to music).
These instructions are useful to download and generate a firmware usable by ath10k Linux driver, enabling the btcoex-param flag.
| #!/bin/bash | |
| if [ $# -ge 1 ] ; then | |
| folder="$1" | |
| shift | |
| if [ -d "$folder" ] ; then | |
| if df --output=fstype "$folder" | grep -qF nfs ; then | |
| # Launch the guarded program here | |
| eval "$@" |
| # Every day backup, keeping the 7 newest | |
| 42 3 * * * /root/doDrupalBackup.sh ; rm -r $(ls -d1 /gpfs/drupal_backups/*-*-* | head -n -7) | |
| # Every week backup, keeping the 4 newest | |
| 42 4 * * 1 mkdir -p /gpfs/drupal_backups/weekly && cp -dpr /gpfs/drupal_backups/$(date -I) /gpfs/drupal_backups/weekly ; rm -r $(ls -d1 /gpfs/drupal_backups/weekly/*-*-* | head -n -4) | |
| # Every month backup, keeping the 12 newest | |
| 42 5 1 * * mkdir -p /gpfs/drupal_backups/monthly && cp -dpr /gpfs/drupal_backups/$(date -I) /gpfs/drupal_backups/monthly ; rm -r $(ls -d1 /gpfs/drupal_backups/monthly/*-*-* | head -n -12) | |
| # Every year backup | |
| 42 6 1 1 * mkdir -p /gpfs/drupal_backups/yearly && cp -dpr /gpfs/drupal_backups/$(date -I) /gpfs/drupal_backups/yearly |
I have followed the superb guide at MadScientist, and it was very helpful. Also, their client written in Perl works like a charm!
But as I have found the guide uncomplete when you are installing the client from scratch in a clean system, I'm writing this gist.
icedtea-plugin and icedtea-netx packages in order to get the Juniper VPN client files for the first time using the Juniper applet launched in your VPN https site. In a clean system, it will pull openjdk-7-jre and icedtea-7-plugin, among other packages.icedtea-plugin, icedtea-netx and their dependencies are not needed.
Unprivilegedl lxc containers potentially provide higher security levels than privileged ones. But they also have some limitations, like it is not easy to start them on boot, or give them a public IP address. These instructions teach how to achieve these goals.
These instructions have been developed taking as base Ubuntu 14.04 and its packages. They can be adapted to other recent Linux distributions.
Be sure you have installed lxc, bridge-utils, cgmanager-utils and cgroup-bin packages:
apt-get install apt-get install lxc bridge-utils cgmanager-utils cgroup-binProtect access to host dmesg, so in case of a compromised container it does not give clues about the host.