To find the kernel version type into the command prompt:
uname -r
If having problems compiling previously working code, maybe the computer I’m working on is an x86 computer. (like pc 31) Best to switch computers to a regular format. (like pc 1, 10)
To find the kernel version type into the command prompt:
uname -r
If having problems compiling previously working code, maybe the computer I’m working on is an x86 computer. (like pc 31) Best to switch computers to a regular format. (like pc 1, 10)
After SSH-ing into the campus computers, can look at other users on the system
ssh username@pc10.cs.ucdavis.edu
rwho
// lists all users on the csif machines
who pc 9
// lists all users on pc 9
who
// lists all users on current pc
write person
// must ssh to same computer as person, then writes stuff to their cmd prompt.