backtrack 4 shutdown for dummies
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@lulavillalobos14 take a look at my internet for dummies. i have 2 videos.... one that shows you how to get you network going and the other on how to make your network load automatically. I also have a tutorial for samba to be able to share files within the network.
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hey in vmware are you able to configure your wireless network?? and how can I do it??
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@klaudisp Thanks so much !
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or i can just make a poweroff button and im done :| then all i have to do for being lazy is click that poweroff button. But nice command, i like how linux is like that soo many commands :) sooo many ways its like freedom. My american dream :)... And thank you for that command.
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Thank you for the tip ! I was a bit confuse since I am new to Linux and Backtrack.
trezapook 1 month ago
@trezapook Also start up with linux
curemymind 1 month ago
what song is that
aazocurries 1 month ago
@aazocurries Tonight by Luna Sea
curemymind 1 month ago
I think: init 0 0, works well too. The first 0 for the shutdown and the second 0 for time to take down running processes and etc. whatya say?
socrayhte 7 months ago
@socrayhte There is soo much you can do with Linux to acomplish the same task... So I thank you for bring that one up... :)
curemymind 7 months ago