Quick Reference - Revision history

Bserrano at 20:46, 14 March 2014

2014-03-14T20:46:12Z

Bserrano at 21:40, 7 March 2014

2014-03-07T21:40:14Z

Bserrano at 21:39, 7 March 2014

2014-03-07T21:39:13Z

Bserrano at 21:18, 4 March 2014

2014-03-04T21:18:17Z

Mdean: Hid category tag.

2014-01-02T18:34:18Z

Hid category tag.

Mdean: Fixed tag.

2013-12-20T02:48:09Z

Fixed tag.

Mgloff: Marked as complete

2013-12-19T19:46:45Z

Marked as complete

Mdean: Assigned MG to review this.

2013-12-19T17:31:52Z

Assigned MG to review this.

Mdean: Removed filesystem layout section.

2013-12-18T05:18:30Z

Removed filesystem layout section.

Kyoungmeyer: fix minor typo

2013-12-18T00:43:22Z

fix minor typo

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+|keywords=Quick Reference,Terminal,minicom,dfl,dialout,EMAC OE,vi,nano,filesystem,mount,remount,dmesg,ifup,ifdown,DNS,IP address,ifconfig,ssh,root,scp,chmod,Remote Access,Network Interfaces
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 This page is a quick reference guide to assist with the initial learning curve. Once full familiarity with the development environment is established, this quick reference will likely no longer be needed.
 == Working With the Terminal ==

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	This page is a quick reference guide to assist with the initial learning curve. Once full familiarity with the development environment is established, this quick reference will likely no longer be needed.		This page is a quick reference guide to assist with the initial learning curve. Once full familiarity with the development environment is established, this quick reference will likely no longer be needed.

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	This page is a quick reference guide to assist with the initial learning curve. Once full familiarity with the development environment is established, this quick reference will likely no longer be needed.		This page is a quick reference guide to assist with the initial learning curve. Once full familiarity with the development environment is established, this quick reference will likely no longer be needed.

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-This page is a quick reference guide or a "cheatsheet" to assist with the initial learning curve. Once full familiarity with the development environment is established, this quick reference will likely no longer be needed.
+This page is a quick reference guide to assist with the initial learning curve. Once full familiarity with the development environment is established, this quick reference will likely no longer be needed.
 == Working With the Terminal ==
 Use <code>minicom</code> to bring up a serial terminal.  To configure the serial console, run <code>sudo minicom -s</code>. The settings needed for configuring <code>minicom</code> can be found [[Serial_Connections|on this page]]. Select, <code>Save as dfl</code>, to save the settings you have configured to be the default settings whenever you run <code>minicom</code>.  Use <code>minicom -o</code> to start <code>minicom</code> more quickly; the <code>-o</code> option tells <code>minicom</code> to start without sending <code>AT</code> commands to initialize a modem.

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	This page is a quick reference guide or a "cheatsheet" to assist with the initial learning curve. Once full familiarity with the development environment is established, this quick reference will likely no longer be needed.		This page is a quick reference guide or a "cheatsheet" to assist with the initial learning curve. Once full familiarity with the development environment is established, this quick reference will likely no longer be needed.

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−	~~== Directories for Storing Files on a Machine==~~
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−	~~'''Temporary Files:'''~~
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−	~~The standard ramdisk on an EMAC OE machine, used for storing temporary files of any kind, is located in:~~
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−	~~/var/volatile/~~
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−	~~'''Executables:'''~~
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−	There are two different directories commonly used for installing custom written software. The directories listed here are given according to the Free Desktop Standard, which is a standard by which most Linux systems conform.
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−	~~This first directory is the standard location for executables which were written for a specific, individual machine:~~
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−	~~/usr/local/bin~~
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−	~~The next directory is intended to be used for non-free (Company developed and owned) software:~~
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−	~~/opt/''CompanyName''/bin~~
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−	~~Since the ''CompanyName'' is specific to the company which produced the software, this directory will often also contain some other standard subdirectories:~~
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−	~~/opt/''CompanyName''/etc/~~
−	~~/opt/''CompanyName''/usr/~~
−	~~/opt/''CompanyName''/lib/~~
−	~~/opt/''CompanyName''/var/~~
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−	~~'''Configuration Files:'''~~
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−	~~Configuration files should either go in:~~
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−	~~/etc/~~
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−	~~Or, if a directory in <code>/opt/</code> was created, in:~~
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−	~~/opt/''CompanyName''/etc/~~
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−	~~'''Initialization Scripts:'''~~
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−	~~Scripts which are used to automatically start a program on boot and, if needed, stop it on shutdown, should be located here:~~
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−	~~/etc/init.d/~~

	==See Also==		==See Also==

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 To send the file ''example.txt'' to the home directory of the user account you're using to connect to a remote machine located at machine.example.com, enter the following command:
 <syntaxhighlight lang=console>
-developer@lds:~# scp example.txt root@machine.example.com:
+developer@ldc:~# scp example.txt root@machine.example.com:
 </syntaxhighlight>