He just missed some double quotes.
if [ -z "$(ls -A dirname)" ]; then echo empty; fi
I prefer the $(shell command) syntax rather than the `shell command`. I
find it easier to read.
I believe (someone tell me if I'm wrong) that it is now part of the POSIX
shell standard.
Of course some shells
Looking on my system module-info is also used by "kernelcfg". This seems
to be a GUI to edit /etc/modules.conf. Is module-info perhaps a database
of valid parameters for the various kernel modules? A complete stab in the
dark.
Mike.
Michael Fratoni wrote:
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Todd A. Jacobs wrote:
On Fri, 28 Feb 2003, Mike Reed wrote:
that someone from Red Hat who knows the answer would read this list.
As I said it makes you think that this is some guarded secret in Red
If it's module-related, then by definition it's kernel re
ust a big joke,
or maybe something embarrassing, who knows? Someone in Red Hat must.
Mike.
Michael Schwendt wrote:
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On Fri, 28 Feb 2003 17:15:53 +0000, Mike Reed wrote:
This seems to be the most closely guarded secret in RedHat. I've
Hi,
This seems to be the most closely guarded secret in RedHat. I've
searched through hundreds of newsgroup articles going back six years
trying to find the answer to "What is /boot/module-info?" There are
hundreds of questions on this but I can't find any definitive answer.
There are lots o
