$ find /tmp/ -size +500M
The above command finds files larger than 500MB sizes
$ find /tmp/ -size +500M -size -2GB -exec du -sh {} \;
It finds files that are between 500MB and 2GB sizes and run du -sh command on each file to see the sizes
Monday, April 2, 2018
Saturday, February 17, 2018
Chinna Kannan Azhaikkiraan Song Keyboard Notes
Chinna Kannan Azhaikkiraan
C D# D D# F A#A# C
Raathaiyai Poongothaiyai
A# F G FG A# F G
Aval Manamkonda Ragasiya Raagathai Paadi
D F# G F G F G F G F D F G F D# DC
Kangal Solkindra Kavithai
BC C C C D A# A# C
Ilam Vayathil Ethanai Kodi......
A# A# C D D# A# A# C D D# D C
C D# D D# F A#A# C
Raathaiyai Poongothaiyai
A# F G FG A# F G
Aval Manamkonda Ragasiya Raagathai Paadi
D F# G F G F G F G F D F G F D# DC
Kangal Solkindra Kavithai
BC C C C D A# A# C
Ilam Vayathil Ethanai Kodi......
A# A# C D D# A# A# C D D# D C
Enrum Kathalai Kondadum Kaviyame
Puthumai Malarum Inimai
Antha Mayakkathil Inaivathu Uravukku Perumai
Wednesday, January 10, 2018
To see the number of CPU in Linux server
lscpu - command will display the configuration of the current linux system
Also if you want only the CPU and core list, you can run below command
$ lscpu
Also if you want only the CPU and core list, you can run below command
$ lscpu | egrep '^Thread|^Core|^Socket|^CPU\('
It will display output like below
CPU(s): 8
Thread(s) per core: 2
Core(s) per socket: 4
Socket(s): 1
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