Many times I needed to save a list of files/names in a directory. Every time I forget how to do it and have to google for it.
The solution is pretty simple:
>dir /b > files.txt
OR
>dir /b /s > files.txt
for recursive listing.
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Command prompts for Windows
Control Panel
- CONTROL: opens the control panel window
- CONTROL ADMINTOOLS: opens the administrative tools
- CONTROL KEYBOARD: opens keyboard properties
- CONTROL COLOUR: opens display properties.Appearance tab
- CONTROL FOLDERS: opens folder options Continue reading
Using Eclipse for PHP development with SVN
- Download Eclipse for PHP from here: http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/
- Unpack it for into your working folder.
- Launch it. For the first time it will ask a few questions about working folders, etc.
- Now you need to install Subclipse (SVN client integrated in Eclipse)
- Help -> Install New Software -> Add -> Type “Subclipse” for name and “http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.6.x” for URL.
- Select all the options of available plugins
- Agree with all the questions it is going to ask you -)
- Create SVN repository. In Linux issue command svnadmin create /path/to/reppo
- Now need to link existing repository with Subclipse: In Eclipse switch to SVN pane, right click on white space under Repositories and select New -> Repository. As URL give it this: file:////C:path/to/svn_reppo/ Important to get correct number of forward slashes!!
- Create new PHP project and commit it to the repository: Right click on Project -> Team -> Share Project. Select SVN and choose the repository you have just created. This will commit first version of the project.
- To commit files/project do right click on the file/folder -> Team -> Commit -> add notes
Remove Windows Genuine Advantage notification
To remove Windows Genuine Advantage notification you can run the following BAT-file… or just do everything manual:
taskkill -IM wgatray.exe
del c:\Windows\System32\wgatray.exe
del c:\Windows\System32\wgalogon.dll
This might not work if Windows is running. You can boot from LiveCD or start Windows in Safe Mode and delete this files from there.
Mount NTFS in Lunix as user
Put into your Linux box a HDD with NTFS system on it.. you would want to be able to read and write to it under user account, not only as root.
root#: fdisk -l
To find all the hard drives installed in your system.. locate the one that looks like freshly installed and
root#: mount -t ntfs-3g /dev/sdb1 /mnt/hdd -o force,uid=userID
where sdb1 is the name of that HDD you want to mount, and userID is your username.