[debian-edu-commits] [Debian Wiki] Update of "DebianEdu/Documentation/ITIL/UsefulCommands" by PetterReinholdtsen

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  File descriptor 6 left open
  File descriptor 7 left open
      Finding all volume groups
-     Finding volume group "vg_data"
+     Finding volume group "vg_data"
-     Finding volume group "vg_system"
+     Finding volume group "vg_system"
  Searching for GRUB installation directory ... found: /boot/grub .
  Testing for an existing GRUB menu.list file... found: /boot/grub/menu.lst .
  Searching for splash image... none found, skipping...
@@ -227, +227 @@

   1. deb ftp://non-us.debian.org/debian-non-US/ sarge/non-US main contrib non-free
   1. deb ftp://ftp.skolelinux.no/skolelinux/ sarge local
  }}}
- Note that there is a # sign in front of the line containing "deb: cdrom". There is no need to load packages from a CD-ROM when one can get everything from the Internet.
+ Note that there is a # sign in front of the line containing "deb: cdrom". There is no need to load packages from a CD-ROM when one can get everything from the Internet.
  
  If you add a new line to this file, you must update the database with information about what that is available.
  
@@ -237, +237 @@

  
  Links to package archives have a specific form. Failure to follow this gives error messages when updating, asking to correct the error.
  
- The comment sign (#) is also in place in front of several lines in the file. The technique of "commenting out" is typical for most configuration files in Linux. Other symbols to be used is the semicolon (;) and double slashes (//). But here, the hashtag is in force, and when removed, what is written on the line is operative.
+ The comment sign (#) is also in place in front of several lines in the file. The technique of "commenting out" is typical for most configuration files in Linux. Other symbols to be used is the semicolon (;) and double slashes (//). But here, the hashtag is in force, and when removed, what is written on the line is operative.
  
  == Update the package archive ==
  
@@ -384, +384 @@

  
  '''dpkg --list | more'''
  
- Note that when the first letters in the list is "ii" it mean the package is fully installed.
+ Note that when the first letters in the list is "ii" it mean the package is fully installed.
  
  To get the status of one particular package one can use '''grep''' to search for it:
  
@@ -908, +908 @@

  }}}
   * dmesg
  
- This command displays information about the Linux kernel running on the machine. It lists things like memory, processor and network card. If there is too much output from '''dmesg''' you can send the output through a so called pager program like "more" and use '''Space''' to read everything, '''dmesg|more'''
+ This command displays information about the Linux kernel running on the machine. It lists things like memory, processor and network card. If there is too much output from '''dmesg''' you can send the output through a so called pager program like "more" and use '''Space''' to read everything, '''dmesg|more'''
  
   * ifconfig