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プロセスが見つからない・ないときに出るメッセージ psコマンドで該当プロセスがあるか確認の必要あり。 下記コマンド等で調べる。 ps -e | grep プロセス名
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Process ProcessNOP Halt Wait Call Sub-Program Input Counter Control Counter Send Counter Receive Counter Button Input NOP Nothing will happen. Use to connect program chips. Because process time elapse while a CPU is processing this chip, you should not use this chip if possible. Halt Halt process. Processing will stop, but current actions will continue. You can set halt time in 1/30s to 120/30s. Wait Halt processing until the OKE’s actions are neutral. Processing won’t stop when the action can’t be finished. Call Sub-Program Execute the program chip in the sub-area. Once you go through the sub-area, you’ll return here. Input Counter Input data in a Counter. If you simply want to input a numerical value, the chip you should use is not this, but “Control Counter” chip below. Control Counter Carry out an operation using a Counter. Send Counter Send Counter value to the Communication Channel. Use the Communication Channel to communicate with allies. Receive Counter Receive value for the Counter fromCommunication Channnel. Receive value sent to Communication Channel by allies. Button Input Read button states from the controller. This chip reads input information of buttons in the instant when a CPU executes this chip.When you design a manual OKE, you should basically set this chip in position where it is frequently executed. If this chip is set in a software, it’s OKE is treated as a manual OKE.
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Process関係 デスクトップ上のすべてのメイン・ウィンドウを列挙する
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Process イミュルシオン工場をモチーフにしたマップ 奪い合いになり易いのはブームショット、スナイパー、トルクボウの全ての武器だ ブームショットを取れれば一番よいが、小高い位置にあるためスナイパーやランサーですぐにダウンさせられる事が多い 周りに敵がいなく、スナイパーが狙っている状況でないならガンガン取りに行こう 格子は弾が全てすり抜けることにも注意 としあき達が下図真ん中の黄色の部分で戯れだすのもご愛嬌
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ネットワーク (Linuxコマンド) netstat ネットワークの状態を表示する。 -c ネットワーク情報を更新しながら表示する。 -r ルーティングテーブルを表示する。 routeコマンドと同じ結果になる。 -l 接続待ち状態にあるソケットを表示する。 -a 接続待ち状態,及び接続待ち状態でないソケットを表示する。 --numeric-ports ポート番号を数値で表示する。 ifconfig (Windowsではipconfig) ネットワーク環境の確認を行う コメント 名前 コメント
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基本的にbigpipeシェルしかわからないので、例えにbigpipeシェルのコマンドを書きます。 確認したバージョンは10.1.0です。 show running-config コンフィグが一通り表示されます。 bigpipeシェルだと、b base list allが近いような気がしますが、まったく同じ内容のコマンドは見つかりませんでした。 show sys ha-status High Availabilityのステータスが表示されます。 root@bigip1(Active)(tmos)# show sys ha-status Sys HA Status Feature Key Action Fail ------------------------------------------------------------------ daemon-heartbeat bigd restart no daemon-heartbeat mcpd restart-all no daemon-heartbeat sod restart-all no daemon-heartbeat tmm go-offline-downlinks-restart no daemon-heartbeat tmrouted restart no forced-offline sod none no license-invalid mcpd go-offline-downlinks no overdog-ctrl watchdog none no proc-run mcpd go-offline-downlinks no proc-run named go-offline-downlinks no proc-run tmm go-offline-downlinks no proc-run tmrouted failover no ready-for-world tmm none no reboot-request sod reboot no software-update lind reboot no switchboard-failsafe lacpd go-offline-abort-tm no tmm-detect-fail tmm failover no show sys version バージョンを確認できます。 bigpipeシェルだと、b version が近いです。 root@bigip1(Active)(tmos)# show sys version Sys Version Main Package Product BIG-IP Version 10.1.0 Build 3341.1084 Edition Final Date Sat Feb 6 01 05 54 PST 2010 run util 各種情報取得コマンドが実行できます。 root@bigip1(Active)(tmos)# run util ? Components bash Run the bash shell bigpipe Legacy BIG-IP command line interface dig Interrogate DNS name servers ping Send ICMP echo requests to network hosts ping6 Send ICMPv6 echo requests to network hosts qkview Gather diagnostic information from a BIG-IP system tcpdump Display network traffic tracepath Trace path to a network host discovering MTU along this path tracepath6 Trace path to a network host (IPv6) discovering MTU along this path traceroute Print the route packets trace to network host traceroute6 Print the route (IPv6) packets trace to network host show sys log 各種ログを表示します。 logのあとに以下の文言を追加することで色々なログを確認できます。 root@bigip1(Active)(tmos)# show sys log Sys Log daemon Unix Daemon Logs gtm Global Traffic Manager Logs kernel Linux Kernel Messages ltm Local Traffic Manager Logs mail Mail Daemon Logs messages Application Messages security Security Related Messages tmm Traffic Manager Microkernel Logs user Various user process logs webui Logs for the Web User Interface audit Audits of configuration changes quit ログアウトします。exitはありません。 root@bigip1(Active)(tmos)# exit Use "quit" to end the current session root@bigip1(Active)(tmos)# quit
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ルーティングの表示や設定を行う # route ルーティングテーブルを表示する。 「netstat -r 」コマンドでも同じ結果が得られる # route add [ -net | -host ] ターゲット [netmask ネットマスク] [gw ゲートウェイ] ルーティングテーブルに新しい経路を追加する # route del [ -net | -host ] ターゲット [netmask ネットマスク] [gw ゲートウェイ] ルーティングテーブルから経路情報を削除する
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The PCB industry is a B2B industry, and the cooperation between them is often based on trust. Any unhappiness in any link will lead to the collapse of trust between both parties. Therefore, PCB testing is considered an indispensable link. Taking FS Technology PCB testing as an example, we provide a variety of testing processes manual inspection, AOI testing, assembly inspection, XRAY inspection, etc. In this article, we will discuss the simple PCB testing process, which is suitable for both PCBA processing factories and electronics enthusiasts. As the most common and cheapest testing equipment, digital multimeters are often used in the testing process of circuit boards. If your board is a simple circuit configuration and can be powered normally, using a digital multimeter to check the rail voltage of the IC, the output of the voltage regulator will be the right choice. An oscilloscope can be used to verify the voltage waveform and communication of the powered board. To check for the presence of a Wi-Fi signal output from the PCBA, even a cell phone can come in handy. With the assistance of a digital multimeter, we can easily find the leakage capacitor by adjusting the resistor setting. Specific steps Set the meter to read in the high ohms range and touch the meter leads to the corresponding leads on the capacitor; red is positive and black is negative. The meter should start at zero and slowly move towards infinity. For large capacitor values, the ramp will be very slow. Before making electrolytic measurements, disconnect the power supply and carefully discharge the capacitor by connecting a resistor across the leads. When the meter is on the ohms setting, it sends some constant current from the positive lead to the negative lead. An open cap will show open; a shorted one will show close to zero ohms. Checking the operation of HMI interface items such as touch panels and switches may reveal functional issues due to connectivity or component issues. Signal probing with a DMM or oscilloscope requires some knowledge of circuits to interpret the results, but it becomes much easier if you have a known good board to compare point-to-point results. The DC voltage test is first probed with reference to ground. When checking an IC, test the power pins first. Most ICs can be identified by their markings, and many can be tested for operation to their published specifications using oscilloscopes and logic analyzers. Comparing an IC s behavior to that of a known good IC is a quick way to identify anomalous behavior. An engineer s favorite habit of touching low-voltage parts of a circuit changes the impedance, which in turn changes the behavior of the system (or inadvertently overheats!). Used in conjunction with an oscilloscope, for example, this technique can help identify where additional capacitance is needed to eliminate unwanted oscillations. Intermittent failures are the most challenging and time-consuming aspect of troubleshooting. Common irregular failures can be caused by overheated or degraded components, poor soldering, and loose connections. Long memory in oscilloscopes helps zoom in on signal records to find rare events. Using freeze spray in the right places can sometimes exacerbate and identify intermittent problems. More basic PCB content What is pcb？ Description of traditional PCBA design and manufacturing knowledge What are the PCBA assembly processes? PCB Repair Tips - FS Technology Tips for cleaning PCB flux Circuit board repair method - online measurement method Reasons for Prototyping Before PCBA Batch Processing
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Freshman Application Process Thank you for your interest in Harvard College. We know there are many fine colleges and universities from which to choose, and we are happy that you are looking closely at the exciting opportunities available here in Cambridge. Our admissions procedures are designed to give you maximum freedom and flexibility to present yourself in your own words. We hope you will respond in whatever ways you feel will best demonstrate your interests and accomplishments. Here are some recommendations we hope you will consider as you complete your application. Candidates may complete testing (SAT or ACT with writing and two SAT Subject Tests) by using the January SAT or the February ACT dates, but we urge you to have your testing completed by the December date. Please note that in order for your application to be considered complete, your official test scores must submitted directly to Harvard by the testing agency on your behalf. Keep copies of all materials submitted and ask your teachers to do the same. Materials can be lost in the mail. Supplementary materials or portfolios may be submitted, but you should do so only if you have an unusual talent. Such materials are neither required nor expected as the required components of the application provide ample basis on which to make our decisions. Because we cannot return materials, applicants should send only duplicates. Write about what matters to you. There are no "right" essay topics and no "right" answers. The answers to many questions about admissions requirements and deadlines are within this website. For an expanded list of frequently asked questions and their answers, please consult the FAQ index on our website. Each admission decision is made without any regard for a candidate’s financial need — a policy we call "need-blind admission." Indeed the Admissions Committee may respond favorably to evidence that a candidate has overcome significant obstacles, financial or otherwise. Once an applicant is admitted, we create an individual financial aid package that will enable that student’s family to meet the cost of attendance. Providing financial access to Harvard for every admitted student is one of our highest priorities. We hope you will take every opportunity to explore whether Harvard might be a good match for your academic, extracurricular and personal interests. Advice from your college counselor, your family and the many publications on college admission may help, as might a visit to Cambridge or a conversation with one of our more than 10,000 alumni/ae who help us recruit students in all 50 states and around the world. Please let us know if we can be of assistance to you during the admissions process. Best wishes for a happy and productive year. Application Requirements Quickview (A more detailed list can be found on the Application Requirements page.) Application $75 Application Fee or Waiver Harvard Supplement SAT or ACT 2 SAT Subject Tests Secondary School Report and Mid-year School Report Two Teacher Evaluations Application Timeline Quickview (A more detailed list can be found on the Application Timeline page.) ImmediatelyPlease send your Common Application or Universal Application The $75.00 fee or fee waiver An indication if you will be applying for Early Action or Regular Action November 1Deadline for all Early Action application materials. Mid-DecemberEarly Action decisions will be released. We will begin our careful evaluation of Regular Action applications. January 1Final Deadline for all Regular Action application materials. Late JanuaryLast SAT testing date for candidates Mid FebruaryLast ACT testing date for candidates March 1Financial Aid Deadline Late March / Early AprilDecisions Mailed May 1Reply date for admitted students
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tags W3C case standard Jacobs_I url World Wide Web Consortium Process Document auther Jacobs, I bibtex @article{Jacobs2005Process, title={{World Wide Web Consortium Process Document}}, author={Jacobs, Ian.}, volume={14 October 2005 version}, year={2005}, note={\url{http //www.w3.org/2005/10/Process-20051014/} accessed 28 August 2010} } format for references EURAS Jacobs, I. 2005. “World wide web consortium process document”, http //www. w3.org/2005/10/Process-20051014/ (accessed on 17th Sep. 2010). CIRIEC Jacobs, I. [2005] 「World wide web consortium process document」(http //www. w3.org/2005/10/Process-20051014/) (2012年7月1日アクセス) abstract memo cited as