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| + | == example == | ||
| + | <pre> | ||
| + | bootstick@bootstick:~$ echo "hello" >/proc/cmdline | ||
| + | bash: /proc/cmdline: Keine Berechtigung | ||
| + | bootstick@bootstick:~$ export LANG=C | ||
| + | bootstick@bootstick:~$ echo "hello" >/proc/cmdline | ||
| + | bash: /proc/cmdline: Permission denied | ||
| + | bootstick@bootstick:~$ | ||
| + | </pre> | ||
= Find out where configuration changes are stored = | = Find out where configuration changes are stored = | ||
Revision as of 09:45, 2 January 2012
Contents
Set english as system language
Example for a bad translation
$ cat /dev/net/tun Die Dateizugriffsnummer ist in schlechter Verfassung
So let's set the system language to english:
$ cat /etc/environment
there must not be anything but
LANG=C
example
bootstick@bootstick:~$ echo "hello" >/proc/cmdline bash: /proc/cmdline: Keine Berechtigung bootstick@bootstick:~$ export LANG=C bootstick@bootstick:~$ echo "hello" >/proc/cmdline bash: /proc/cmdline: Permission denied bootstick@bootstick:~$
Find out where configuration changes are stored
See here
Schedule tasks
To schedule tasks to be execute at boot, during login or at a specific time see scheduling tasks.
