Change I/O Disk Scheduler without Reboot
There are four I/O schedulers for hard disks and block devices: anticipatory, noop, deadline, and CFQ. CFQ is usually the default. To change the I/O scheduler…
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There are four I/O schedulers for hard disks and block devices: anticipatory, noop, deadline, and CFQ. CFQ is usually the default. To change the I/O scheduler…
Restore the default GNOME desktop environment: enter runlevel 3 with #init3, log in as root, go to the user's home directory, and remove .gnome* files.
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The difference between CPU statistics from ps and top is that ps calculates CPU utilization as total CPU time divided by the task's running time, while top displays a percentage of overall CPU time…
On Linux software RAID 1, GRUB normally boots from the primary disk. Configure it on the secondary disk too so the system can boot if the primary fails.
yum normally hides packages listed under exclude in yum.conf, so yum update does not show which newer versions are available for those packages.
A computer cluster is a group of connected computers that work together as if they were one computer. Each machine connects through a fast local area network. Clusters are generally…