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What does etc stand for? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange A few files (e g etc mtab, sometimes etc resolv conf) are automatically maintained by system programs; there is a slow trend to move these files to run in the Linux world On modern unix systems, almost all system-wide configuration files are under etc, but not all files in etc are configuration files Typical Linux distributions and
Electronic Throttle Control problem solved? - Jeep Wrangler Forum The ETC light only came on every couple of months instead of every day Recently the ETC light started coming on every couple of weeks I found that the alternator seems to get pretty hot and it is located only 6 or 7 inches from the throttle position sensor
How to make NetworkManager use ` etc` configs and where ` run . . . In sudo journalctl -u NetworkManager I can see how the wrong connection gets set up, but there is not much details: device (eth0): state change: unmanaged -> unavailable (reason 'connection-assumed', sys-iface-state: 'external') then state change: unavailable -> disconnected and device (eth0): Activation: starting connection 'eth0' (a0da2935-8c1c-4cd2-b185-685762966a2a) which is the UUID
Format of etc hosts on Linux (different from Windows?) 'hostname' by itself should return whatever name you entered for the host in etc conf d hostname or etc hostname (location of the file varies by distribution, but should be found under etc somewhere) If you change the order of the names you may find that "hostname -f" gives you responses like "localhost" or "hostname: system error"
What do the scripts in etc profile. d do? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange csh uses etc login People who tend to exclusively use Borne Shell derivatives tend to forget other shells exist They add something to etc profile expecting it to apply to "all users" and then are surprised when the odd C Shell user (and we are an odd lot) doesn't have the stuff they configured in etc profile
How to force OS reload of fstab? - Unix Linux Stack Exchange Changed umask options in etc fstab; mount -a while media is connected, and volume is now read-write Unmount and re-insert the media; auto-mount works, but using the options in etc fstab from the last reboot, so volume is read-only Reboot; OS loads updated etc fstab; auto-mount works when media is connected, and volume is read-write How to