If you work with scripts, batch files, source code, etc. you probably use them already but I will list them here just in case...
SwiftSearch
Searches for files on all NTFS drives in seconds! Can use multiple wildcards in the search string e.g. *win*.iso or abd*def.j*.
Note: Does not work on exFAT, FAT32 or other non-NTFS file systems - but it is super fast!
Tip: If you add a drive (e.g. NTFS USB drive or change a drives contents), then you must press F5 to reload the NTFS filesystem indexes before searching again.
WinMerge
Compare two files or two folders. Side-by-side view lets you easily copy over portions of a file with just a click. This makes it very easy to compare two versions and make changes.
FNR
Find and Replace - find any string in all matching files and can then replace all occurrences with a different string in all those files.
This is useful when I want to find out which files contain a particular string. I can then double-click to load up the file or I can replace the string with a different string throughout all files.
hello Steve, Tnctr Serhat100
ReplyDeleteI need your help on something, I would be glad if you could help. I'm putting a config file in grubfm.iso.
I also put (hd0,1) / boot / grubfm / config file of the flash memory, (hd0,1) / boot / grubfm / rules content
does not see. How to have config file in both places (grubfm.iso and (hd0,1) / boot / grubfm)
adjustable.
grubfm.iso>>config>> if [ "${grub_platform}" == "pc" ]; then set MBR=true; fi> grubfm_set --boot 1
(hd0,1)/boot/grubfm/config>> grubfm_set --boot 1
init.sh has
Deletesearch --set=user -f -q /boot/grubfm/config;
if [ -n "${user}" ];
then
grubfm_set -u "${user}";
source (${user})/boot/grubfm/config;
fi;
So it will just find config on first drive it detects.
You should not have a config file inside your ISO.
(hd0,1)/boot/grubfm/config>> how to structure.
ReplyDeleteSorry I don't know the English language for sending a message to the wrong place.
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