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2010-05-07 , 11:40
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#11
Originally Posted by Joorin View Post
It's interesting how this "32GByte myth" is kept alive.

Do a "df" in your XTerminal and you'll notice that the partition mounted under /home/user/MyDocs is around 28GByte in size. A 2GByte partition is mounted under /home/user and "the rest" is kind of available under / in the shape of 233MBytes.
http://wiki.maemo.org/N900_filesystem

it is a confusion between memory chip specs and partitioning...
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2010-05-07 , 14:26
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Originally Posted by rokafellaskank View Post
guys, sorry to be a pain but could you tell me how to save different commands in x-terminal, so i don't have to type in the commands that i use all the time.
cheers.
You have to make a shellscript - this is just a plaintext file that you can execute like a .BAT file in Windows. For example this one will show you the reason for the last boot

Code:
#! /bin/sh
cat /proc/bootreason
You can handily run them from anywhere when you put them in /home/user/

Now you make it executable. Let's say you named the file bootreason. You enter:

chmod ug+x bootreason

Then you can handily run it from anywhere by simply entering

~/bootreason

You can do a lot more with shellscripts like accepting arguments, just do some searching.
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