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How can I continuously run a bash script checking if a value has changed?
Why not edit the php script to do a loop for this?
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How to install Linux on multiple disks/SSDs?
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df - size doesn't equal used+available
Regarding the cause, if you have a tool like htop, or atop you can find out which process is writing to disk a lot.
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Is App: /bin/rm a Friend or Foe in OSX?
The vm still worked because most system utilities are written in a language like C. For which there are system calls available which can be used. The only things that would really break are shell scripts that call /bin/rm. And the days of init managers written in shell are long gone ;).
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Are there any current videostream-player-type 32-bit distros in 2019?
In Gentoo you don't really have to do it yourself. Portage (the package handler) is basically a system of scripts taking care of that. So instead of fetching a binary package, it fetches sources and knows how to compile them for you. You don't need to know the internals of compiling, but you do need to understand the command line, environment and that kind of stuff.
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How can a computer assign an IP address to itself? Aren't IP addresses assigned to computers by routers?
This specific command no, but the question is not about the issued command. Its about IP addresses. One can also set them manually in Windows.
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How can a computer assign an IP address to itself? Aren't IP addresses assigned to computers by routers?
This is not a Linux or Unix specific question. Think it fits better on super user.
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How to mount USB drive in udev rule?
Can you post your busybox .config on a pastebin?
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How to mount USB drive in udev rule?
If it's plain BusyBox, how is it you have udev? BusyBox uses mdev.
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Why do I need initramfs?
@mikeserv, it is correct. I am running Gentoo linux for years now without initramfs.
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