Common Linux Network Configuration Commands and Examples

1. Network Interfaces 1.1 Configuring IP Address yum install net-tools # Use ifconfig ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.3 netmask 255.255.255.0 # Add ipv6 address ifconfig eth1 add 240e:981:f200::100/64 # Add network card alias ifconfig eth0:0 192.168.1.10 # Use ip command to add/remove an IP ip addr add 192.168.1.4/24 dev eth0 ip addr del 192.168.1.4/24 dev eth0 The … Read more

A Beginner’s Guide to Shell Programming in Linux

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Windows vs. Linux for Server Operating Systems

Many professional software applications (such as simulation computing) support both Windows and Linux, leading to hesitation among users when choosing a server operating system. Windows is easier to deploy and maintain, while Linux offers higher performance and security, making the choice difficult. Today, we will discuss the selection of server operating systems based on common … Read more

What is the Relationship Between Linux and GNU?

Follow+Star Public Account Number, don’t miss out on exciting content Source: | Internet When you read some blog posts about Linux, you may come across an interesting term: GNU/Linux. What do these letters represent, and why are they always associated with Linux?This question is simple, but the answer has sparked a controversy that has existed … Read more

How to Find Process Name Using PID in Linux?

In the complex world of Linux, processes are the core of system operation, each identified by a unique “Process ID” (PID). Whether a system administrator is troubleshooting runaway processes or a developer is debugging an application, knowing how to map a PID to its corresponding process name is a fundamental skill. Understanding PID and Process … Read more

A Handy Linux System Monitoring Tool: btop

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No-Code LoRA Fine-Tuning: Easily Build Your Own LLM

In the previous article, we discussed the theory of fine-tuning. How do we implement it? First, let’s take a look at the effects of fine-tuning. The ultimate goal of fine-tuning is to enhance the model’s performance on specific tasks. We demonstrate the effects of fine-tuning by comparing the original model, the model with added system … Read more

Introducing the Bluetooth Keyboard with ‘Tap and Connect’ Feature

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Is Linear Wi-Fi FEM Dead? Non-linear FEM as the Future?

After meeting with several router clients, I have calmed down. It is not just the Wi-Fi FEM track that is dead, but also the home router market. Despite the bleak router market, clients are still willing to meet with me for broader discussions. On one hand, many manufacturers that previously promoted Wi-Fi FEM are gradually … Read more

What is a Wireless Module

Click the blue text above · Follow us A wireless module (RF module) refers to a module product that achieves data transmission through radio technology. The module integrates high-frequency components and has conventional interfaces (such as serial ports, SPI, digital signals, etc.), allowing users to develop wireless products without needing to master high-frequency knowledge or … Read more