If want to view it on a Windows machine, first you need to log into
a Unix machine to extract out the data.
1. From a terminal window, type: binhex file_name >
output_file_name
2. From a terminal window, type: hexbin -d output_file_name
Then...
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1. From a terminal window type,
hexbin -d file_name
This will create a file with the name file_name.data
2. Rename the file to remove the .data extension
mv file_name.data file_name
Now you can open up the file with the usual application...
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On Linux:
Mounting USB Storage Media
1. At the terminal prompt, type: mount /mnt/usb 2. Then you can
access the files by going into that directory: cd /mnt/usb 3. You
can list the files in that directory: ls
Unmounting USB Storage Media
1...
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It seems to be a bug with Mozilla that is causing screens to
freeze.
To unfreeze your screen:
1. Make note of the name of the machine you are on.
2. Log into another machine
3. ssh into the machine that is frozen
4. type pkill -9 -u your_username...
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To type accents with your keyboard, you will need to configure the
Compose key on your keyboard.
If you do not know the keycode for your Compose key, at a terminal
window, type: xev You will immediately note lots of output in the
window every...
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After inserting the usb key, an icon should appear on your desktop.
If not, you can try the following suggestions.
Enterprise Linux 3:
Right-click on the desktop, then choose Disks->Usb to mount the
usb key.
Enterprise Linux 4:
Double-click on the...
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