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- nick_faye
June 23, 2004, 10:36 am

hi,
i am new to this thing so please bear with me. I am trying to
determine the free space in my CMOS memory. What i did was
cat /dev/nvram > /tmp/temp
i tried editting/replacing a single character with another character
in temp and write it back by
cat /tmp/temp > /dev/nvram
my problem is, this command does not exit no matter how long i wait.
i have to press Ctrl-C to terminate it. i tried
cat /dev/nvram > /tmp/temp
cat /tmp/temp > /dev/nvram
without editting any characters in temp and the command exits
immediately. what happened? what did i do? please help. any inputs
are very much welcome.
nick_faye
i am new to this thing so please bear with me. I am trying to
determine the free space in my CMOS memory. What i did was
cat /dev/nvram > /tmp/temp
i tried editting/replacing a single character with another character
in temp and write it back by
cat /tmp/temp > /dev/nvram
my problem is, this command does not exit no matter how long i wait.
i have to press Ctrl-C to terminate it. i tried
cat /dev/nvram > /tmp/temp
cat /tmp/temp > /dev/nvram
without editting any characters in temp and the command exits
immediately. what happened? what did i do? please help. any inputs
are very much welcome.
nick_faye
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