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Originally Posted by NiLuJe
I usually go for one-liners in this style instead
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Don't we all? How else can we use the command history? Here is one of my recent one-liners (from the "getkernels" thread):
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set $(hexdump -C mmcblk0.img|grep -B2 Linux-|head -n1);bs=1024;skip=$((0x$1/$bs));shift 13;count=$(((0x$1$2$3$4+$bs-1)/$bs));echo "skip=$skip count=$count";dd if=mmcblk0.img of=kernel.img bs=$bs skip=$skip count=$count
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Originally Posted by NiLuJe
In the same vein, ls usually means ls -lash for me  ). |
I am fond of "ls -lart".
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Originally Posted by NiLuJe
And geekmaster probably meant "sudo ./fastboot", not "./sudo fastboot", since you probably want to run the *fastboot* binary in the current directory, not sudo, which should already be part of your system and in your $PATH . |
Oops... fixed in above post.
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Originally Posted by NiLuJe
I'm running on a couple of hours of sleep, so I'm pretty out of it ^^.
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I have been running on a couple of hours of sleep since I was a child (since I read about how Leonardo DaVinci lived on two hours of sleep per day). I takes a lot of focus, will-power, and persistence (and a lot of coding with one eye open because they are pointing in different directions, especially after a continuous three-day coding binge).
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