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#! /usr/env ruby

require "benchmark"
require "oj"
require "json"
require "rbconfig"

puts "Host OS: #{RbConfig::CONFIG['host_os']}"
puts "Ruby Version #{RUBY_VERSION}"
puts "OJ version #{Oj::VERSION}"

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Mounting a hard drive on Ubuntu (and most Linux distros)

Note:

If you're adding a partition with an existing file structure that you don't want to delete, skip steps 1 and 2 as the partitions will already be created. If you're mounting a partition to replace your encrypted home directory, then see the Sources tab for the Help Ubuntu link where you can find a section on how to re-encrypt your home directory files.

Create a new partition with fdisk

• Ex: sudo fdisk /dev/sdb (creates sdb1)

Give the partition a file system with mkfs-ext4

• Ex: sudo mkfs-ext4 /dev/sbd1

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#! /usr/bin/env perl -w
if ($#ARGV == -1) {
    $outputString = "\nUsage: wikibooksplitter.pl <WikiDump File> [Pages per file] [Max Files] [Output Directory]\n";
    $outputString .= "\tWikiDump File: The path and name of the WikiDump File\n";
    $outputString .= "\tPages Per File: The number of <page> documents per file (default = 1000)\n";
    $outputString .= "\tMax Files: The maximum number of files to generate (default = as many as necessary to run through the input file)\n\n";
    die $outputString;
}

my $maxFiles = 1000;