echo „nudel“ >> test.txt && split -b 2 test.txt bla. && rm test.txt
ergibt 3 dateien bla.aa, bla.ab, bla.ac
zusammenfuehren wieder mit
cat bla.aa bla.ab bla.ac >> neutest.txt
bzw
cat bla.* >> neutest.txt
echo „nudel“ >> test.txt && split -b 2 test.txt bla. && rm test.txt
ergibt 3 dateien bla.aa, bla.ab, bla.ac
zusammenfuehren wieder mit
cat bla.aa bla.ab bla.ac >> neutest.txt
bzw
cat bla.* >> neutest.txt
Ich habe heute auf der Arbeit ein neues wunderschoenes Spielzeug entdeckt… Die DRAC-4 Karte in dem neuen Poweredge 2850. Der Rechner alleine is schon klasse (1x Xeon 2,8Ghz – 2ML L2-Cache, 4GB Ram, 3x 146GB SCSI (wird RAID-5), 2x 72GB SCSI (wird RAID-1), 2x 700Watt Netzteil usw…) aber die Dell Remote Access Console ist endgeil. Steuerbar per Konsole oder per Webinterface,
superklasse!
Was es macht: (via http://support.euro.dell.com/support/edocs/software/smdrac3/drac4/…)
The Dell Remote Access Controller 4 (DRAC 4) is a systems management hardware and software solution designed to provide remote management capabilities, crashed system recovery, and power control functions for Dell PowerEdge systems. By communicating with the system’s base-board management controller (BMC), the DRAC 4 can be configured to send you email alerts for warnings or errors related to voltages, temperatures, and fan speeds. The DRAC 4 also logs event data and the most recent crash screen (for systems running the Microsoft® Windows® operating system only) to help you diagnose the probable cause of a system crash.
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The DRAC 4 has its own microprocessor and memory, and is powered by the system in which it is installed. The DRAC 4 may be preinstalled on your system, or available separately in a kit.
Macht Spass :-)