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Closed MY SHORT REVIEW SA O.S NA ITO.

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ang ganda ng os na ito smooth siya parang naka xfce ka na rin if ito gamit mo tsaka nung cinompare siya sa papper mint o.s naxfce rin mas nanaig ang ganda at simplicity nitong o.s na ito
bahagi parin siya ng linux pero independent sila di sila umasa sa ubuntu red hat or debian they have own app center kung saan madodownload mo ang apps nila.
im planning na mag try if makaya ko kasi hinde support ng dkms itong solus sobrang sad lang talaga..


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matapang ako kaya main no vm haha kaya pag na sira ko iyak haha de joke lang basic lang ito.
akin ateh vm ako pag nag test ng os...kakatakot baka masira ang hdd nasa 2tb panaman yun...kali linux,windows7,windows8.1,deepin,phoenixOS pa ang nasa vm ko ngayon napabayaan ko na eh
 
akin ateh vm ako pag nag test ng os...kakatakot baka masira ang hdd nasa 2tb panaman yun...kali linux,windows7,windows8.1,deepin,phoenixOS pa ang nasa vm ko ngayon napabayaan ko na eh
di naman masisira hard drive mo ma deadboot or no o.s install lang pwede mangyare sayo haha..
 
akin ateh vm ako pag nag test ng os...kakatakot baka masira ang hdd nasa 2tb panaman yun...kali linux,windows7,windows8.1,deepin,phoenixOS pa ang nasa vm ko ngayon napabayaan ko na eh
baduy ng phoenix o.s okay parin ang deepin mas maganda yang deepin yan na lang gamitin mo.
 
di naman masisira hard drive mo ma deadboot or no o.s install lang pwede mangyare sayo haha..
sa amin kasi sa CSS ilang harddrive na ang na sira kaka format kasi practisan namin ang pc dun...siguro based on estimate ko mga 40+ na reformat bago masira
 
sa amin kasi sa CSS ilang harddrive na ang na sira kaka format kasi practisan namin ang pc dun...siguro based on estimate ko mga 40+ na reformat bago masira
kalokohan yan bad blocks po ang dahilan niyan bad nasisira ang hard drive

heat
forcing shutdown
tapos yung defragment files

yan ang dahilan ng pag kasira ng hard drive
 
sa amin kasi sa CSS ilang harddrive na ang na sira kaka format kasi practisan namin ang pc dun...siguro based on estimate ko mga 40+ na reformat bago masira
soft badblocks lang akin na madali naman maayos pag na reformat. pero if hard na badblocks siguro yun dun na ako mangamngam ba sa life ng hard driver ko. kaya pag nasa linux ka wag mo iforce shutdown parati
 
kalokohan yan bad blocks po ang dahilan niyan bad nasisira ang hard drive

heat
forcing shutdown
tapos yung defragment files

yan ang dahilan ng pag kasira ng hard drive
pwede pa explain ano ang dkms? yung ilang mga pakages kasi di ko alam jan eh
 
nagkakaloka ka profile mo sudo tapos di mo alam ang dkms kala ko tuloy magaling ka sa linux di pala.
kaya nga ateh ehh kunting alam ko sa linux...dati kasi more on linux(kali linux) tsaka nag aral rin ako ng pentest sa amin tapos yung pag college ko iba ang nakuha kung course ayon nag focus ako sa electronics na...halos 1 year ko na di nagalaw si linux
 
kaya nga ateh ehh kunting alam ko sa linux...dati kasi more on linux(kali linux) tsaka nag aral rin ako ng pentest sa amin tapos yung pag college ko iba ang nakuha kung course ayon nag focus ako sa electronics na...halos 1 year ko na di nagalaw si linux
DKMS (Dynamic Kernel Module Support) package (You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.) provides support for installing supplementary versions of kernel modules. The package compiles and installs into the kernel tree. Uninstalling restores the previous modules. By default, installation is into the current kernel tree, but any kernel tree can be selected with command-line options. Furthermore, DKMS is called automatically upon installation of new Ubuntu kernel-image packages, and therefore modules added to DKMS will be automatically carried across updates.

Overview

To use a module with DKMS, one places the module installation files (could be source code or binary) in /usr/src/-, along with a configuration file dkms.conf that tells DKMS how to build/configure the module and what its name is. Under more advanced scenarios, conditional build instructions and patching can be done by the dkms system, but considering on your case this may not be necessary.

Walk-through

Let's say you want to install a module for your fancy "Awesome Adaptor." You are given a source tarball awesome-20091211-v1.1.tgz.

With DKMS, we tell DKMS how to do that for you by creating a dkms.conf file with the appropriate entries. For example, after we've unpacked the tarball:
# cd awesome-20091211-v1.1/
# touch dkms.conf
# create dkms.conf file
# vi dkms.conf


Inside dkms.conf, we might add the lines:
MAKE="make -C src/ KERNELDIR=/lib/modules/${kernelver}/build"
CLEAN="make -C src/ clean"
BUILT_MODULE_NAME=awesome
BUILT_MODULE_LOCATION=src/
PACKAGE_NAME=awesome
PACKAGE_VERSION=1.1
REMAKE_INITRD=yes


All directories are with respect to the location of the dkms.conf file. This tells DKMS

  1. The command to build the module (run make in the directory src/).
  2. The command to clean the source tree (run make clean in the directory src/).
  3. The name of the module without the .o or .ko extension. This may actually be an array of modules if multiple modules are built, see man dkms.
  4. Where DKMS can find the built module.
  5. The name and version DKMS should associate with the module(s).
  6. To remake the initrd image after installing the module.

You can also add options to call scripts before or after build or install, provide additional (conditional) make commands, ρá†ch commands, etc. The dkms.conf is in fact sourced into a shell script, so a fair amount of trickery can be done if necessary. These options and more are described in the dkms.conf section in man dkms.

Next, we install the module into DKMS by copying the module installation files into the kernel source tree /usr/src/- and tell DKMS about the new module:
# ls
README dkms.conf lib src
# sudo cp -R . /usr/src/awesome-1.1
# sudo dkms add -m awesome -v 1.1
dkms does its thing...


That's it! DKMS has now added our module to its list of modules to build for future kernel installations. To make sure it works and to install the module into our current kernel, we can instruct dkms to build and install the module:
# sudo dkms build -m awesome -v 1.1
dkms does its thing.... watch for build errors... you may need to tweak dkms.conf
# sudo dkms install -m awesome -v 1.1
dkms does its thing.... module is copied into current kernel module tree
 
kaya nga ateh ehh kunting alam ko sa linux...dati kasi more on linux(kali linux) tsaka nag aral rin ako ng pentest sa amin tapos yung pag college ko iba ang nakuha kung course ayon nag focus ako sa electronics na...halos 1 year ko na di nagalaw si linux
make sure if di supported o.s mo ng dkms pwede ka mag try using make. my mga guide ang solus about sa pag build at install ng drivers eh if nagkaroon ng kulang or halimbawa di nakainstall wifi mo need mo pa hanapin mga files nito gagamitan mo ng make
 
make sure if di supported o.s mo ng dkms pwede ka mag try using make. my mga guide ang solus about sa pag build at install ng drivers eh if nagkaroon ng kulang or halimbawa di nakainstall wifi mo need mo pa hanapin mga files nito gagamitan mo ng make
sige pag aralan ko muna simula ako sa kernel hehehe
 
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