A Guide to Resolving Linux System Boot Issues

A Guide to Resolving Linux System Boot Issues

Have you ever pressed the power button and found yourself staring at a waterfall of code on the screen, feeling helpless? It’s like a car dashboard going haywire when the engine won’t start; the command line prompts during a Linux boot failure can often leave newcomers feeling overwhelmed. Today, we will dissect the ignition process … Read more

Linux Application Auto-Start Fails? A Comprehensive Guide to Avoiding Pitfalls with Systemd in 5 Steps!

Linux Application Auto-Start Fails? A Comprehensive Guide to Avoiding Pitfalls with Systemd in 5 Steps!

IntroductionAs a developer, have you ever encountered a situation where you configured your application to automatically restart after a crash, but the service just won’t come back up? The logs only show a cold <span>status=217/USER</span>, leaving you puzzled? Don’t panic! Today, we will provide a hands-on guide to help you solve the “mystical” issue of … Read more

Changing Network Interface Names to eth0 and eth1 in Linux Systems

Changing Network Interface Names to eth0 and eth1 in Linux Systems

Warm Reminder Reading on WeChat public account may result in poor code formatting, incorrect formatting after copying code, outdated content, and advertisement issues. It is strongly recommended to click the Read the Original link at the bottom left of the article for viewing. Tips Changing Network Interface Names to eth0 and eth1 in Linux Systems … Read more

Armbian System Secure Disk Mounting Tutorial: Achieving Accurate and Stable Auto-Mounting with UUID

Armbian System Secure Disk Mounting Tutorial: Achieving Accurate and Stable Auto-Mounting with UUID

In the Armbian system, mounting disks is a common operation, but traditional mounting methods (such as directly modifying /etc/fstab) carry certain risks. If a disk fails to mount properly, it may lead to system failure or even damage. To avoid this situation, this article will introduce a safer and more stable mounting method: using UUID … Read more

Investigating Coredump File Truncation Issues

Investigating Coredump File Truncation Issues

This article is excerpted from the “ByteDance Infrastructure Practice” series. The “ByteDance Infrastructure Practice” series is a collection of technical content created by various technical teams and experts from ByteDance’s infrastructure department, sharing the team’s practical experiences and lessons learned during the development and evolution of infrastructure, and engaging in discussions with fellow technical colleagues. … Read more

How to Mask a Service in Linux Using Systemctl

How to Mask a Service in Linux Using Systemctl

1. Introduction to the systemctl Command In Linux operating systems, the systemctl command is used to manage system services, especially in domestic UOS V20 server or Kylin V10 server, as well as CentOS 7.x and above. It replaces the previous service and chkconfig commands, integrating their functionalities. The main functions of systemctl include querying or … Read more

Configure Application or Script to Start on Boot in Linux

Configure Application or Script to Start on Boot in Linux

Introduction Configuring applications or scripts to start automatically on boot in a Linux system is a common requirement. Whether for critical services in a server environment or for frequently used tools on a personal computer, proper configuration can achieve automated startup, enhancing system availability and convenience. This article will detail how to use Systemd to … Read more

A Detailed Guide to the Linux Boot Process

A Detailed Guide to the Linux Boot Process

💻 A Detailed Guide to the Linux Boot Process ✨ Today, let’s take a detailed look at the Linux boot process, which is an important foundational knowledge for using the Linux system! 💕 1. Booting The beginning of everything is, of course, booting. When we press the power button, the entire startup process officially begins. … Read more