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Purpose of the W utility in Linux

The W utility in Linux is a command line utility that allows you to view information about current system users and their activity.

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How to enable Nginx debugging mode?

We have already told you that users often encounter such an error as not found Nginx. So, it is often necessary to activate the so-called debugging mode to eliminate this error. In this article we will tell you what it is and how this operation is performed.

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The not found Nginx error: causes and solutions

Nginx (pronounced "engin-ex") is an open source web server and proxy server that is designed to provide high performance, reliability and scalability

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How to fix an incorrect Grub root partition name

The Grub root partition name is the path to the root partition (usually denoted as /) in the Linux operating system. Grub (GRand Unified Bootloader) is a Linux operating system bootloader that allows you to select and load operating systems at computer startup.

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Partitioning a disk in Linux

Everything you try to learn takes practice. Working with hard disks in Linux is no exception. Practicing on a real disk at the risk of damaging the file system is not worth it, but it is also too impractical to create a virtual machine for such purposes. So what is the solution?

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Troubleshooting vfs unable to mount root fs on unknown block

The vfs unable to mount root fs on unknown block error occurs when the Linux kernel cannot find a root file system to mount when the system boots.

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What is disk partitioning in Linux

Disk partitioning in Linux is the process of creating different partitions on a hard disk that can be used to store data or install an operating system. Disk partitioning is important for optimal use of hard disk space and data organization. It allows you to create partitions that can be used for different purposes, such as installing an operating system, storing user files, or backing up data.

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Error too many open files in Linux - causes of occurrence

The "too many open files" error in Linux occurs when the operating system reaches the limit of open file descriptors. A file descriptor is a numeric identifier that the operating system uses to keep track of open files and network connections.

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Parted options and commands

The parted command is a useful tool when installing an operating system or working with hard disks. To install the parted utility in Linux, you can use the package manager of your distribution.