Sys cleanup

Proc root run sbin sharedfolders srv sys tmp usr var 0u_str LISTEN 0 0 public/cleanup 18188 bin boot dev etc export home lib lost+found media mnt opt proc root run sbin sharedfolders srv sys tmp usr var 0u_str ESTAB 0 0 bin boot dev etc export home lib lost+found media mnt opt proc root run sbin sharedfolders srv sys tmp usr var 18190 bin boot dev etc export home lib lost+found media mnt opt proc root run sbin sharedfolders srv sys tmp usr var 0u_str ESTAB 0 0 bin boot dev etc export home lib lost+found media mnt opt proc root run sbin sharedfolders srv sys tmp usr var 18191 bin boot dev etc export home lib lost+found media mnt opt proc root run sbin sharedfolders srv sys tmp usr var 0u_str LISTEN 0 0 public/qmgr 18192 bin boot dev etc export home lib lost+found media mnt opt proc root run sbin sharedfolders srv sys tmp usr var 0u_str ESTAB 0 0 bin boot dev etc export home lib lost+found media mnt opt proc root run sbin sharedfolders srv sys tmp usr var 18194 bin boot dev etc export home lib lost+found media mnt opt proc root run sbin sharedfolders srv sys tmp usr var 0u_str ESTAB 0 0 bin boot dev etc export home lib lost+found media mnt opt proc root run sbin sharedfolders srv sys tmp usr var 18195 bin boot dev etc export home lib lost+found media mnt opt proc root run sbin sharedfolders srv sys tmp usr var 0u_str LISTEN 0 0 private/tlsmgr 18197 bin boot dev etc export home lib lost+found media mnt opt proc root run sbin sharedfolders srv sys tmp usr var 0u_str ESTAB 0 0 bin boot dev etc export home lib lost+found media mnt opt proc root run sbin sharedfolders srv

Task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100220.36 0 dtmf 6 (66305,54,2)100220.37 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished 6100220.37 0 path {6} not found100220.84 0 dtmf 9 (66305,57,2)100220.85 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished 9100220.85 0 path {9} not found100221.14 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100221.14 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100221.85 0 dtmf # (66305,35,2)100221.86 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished #100221.86 0 path {#} not found100222.14 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100222.14 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100223.15 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100223.15 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100224.15 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100224.15 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100225.15 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100225.15 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100226.15 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100226.15 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100227.16 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100227.16 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100228.16 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100228.16 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100229.16 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100229.16 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100230.16 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100230.16 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100231.16 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100231.16 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100232.16 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100232.16 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100233.16 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100233.16 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100234.16 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100234.16 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100235.17 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100235.17 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100236.17 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100236.17 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100237.17 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100237.17 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100238.17 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100238.17 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100239.05 0 sys cleanup Start100239.05 0 sys cleanup End100239.18 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100239.18 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100240.20 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100240.20 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100241.20 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100241.20 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100242.36 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100242.36 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100243.37 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100243.37 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100244.38 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_CHECKONSTATE100244.38 0 task still running (shellid=1616, process=664)100244.42 0 btn Hangup on line 0100244.43 0 LsRunWaitTillFinished EV_TIMEOUT_HANGUP100244.43 0 Hanging up call...100244.43 0 RecSoundStop ok100244.43 0 PlaySoundStop ok100244.45 0 fnHangupCall end100245.53 0 callstate DISCONNECTED 66305,1,0100245.53 0 LsAwaitingCalls EV_REMOTEPARTY_DISCONNECT100245.54 0 Hanging up call...100245.54 0 RecSoundStop

Para estos casos: el Liberador de espacio en disco o Disk Cleanup. Esto es lo que necesitas hacer:Escribe en el buscador “Liberador de espacio en disco”. A continuación aparecerá una ventana emergente que mostrará las distintas unidades de almacenamiento.Selecciona la unidad que quieras limpiar, por ejemplo “C”.Después, verás una nueva ventana con todos los archivos que puedes borrar. Marca la casilla de aquellos que quieras eliminar y dale clic en “Aceptar”.La herramienta te mostrará un mensaje de confirmación, acepta y espera a que termine el proceso.Eliminar memoria caché en MacEn el caso de Mac, existen varias aplicaciones que puedes utilizar para mantener tu almacenamiento en buen estado, una de las más completas es CleanMyMac X ya que puede ayudarte a eliminar archivos desde varios sitios y detectar malware, entre otras funciones. También puedes utilizar Avast Cleanup, que escanea tu equipo en busca de archivos innecesarios, o bien CCleaner, que se encarga de eliminar toda la caché en un paso y también es compatible con Windows 10.A continuación, te mostramos cómo eliminar la memoria caché usando CCleaner, una vez que la has instalado en tu Mac.Abre la aplicación y localiza el apartado “Limpiador” en la parte izquierda de la ventana.Aparecerán todos los archivos caché divididos por categorías, selecciona aquellos que deseas borrar.Da clic en “Analizar” y después “Ejecutar el limpiador”.Adicionalmente, puedes ir a la pestaña de “Programas” y seleccionar la caché por aplicación.Limpiar la memoria caché en LinuxEn el caso de Linux, existen varios comandos que puedes probar para borrar la memoria caché, si eres root puedes intentar con:# sync; echo 3 > /proc/sys/vm/drop_cachesIncluso puedes probar con un script que para realizar esta tarea de forma automática:$ sudo su# nano /root/limpiar_cache.sh#!/bin/shsync; echo 3 > /proc/sys/vm_drop_cachesPor último, te recordamos que si bien borrar la memoria caché puede mejorar el rendimiento de tu dispositivo, también es importante no hacerlo compulsivamente en un espacio corto de tiempo, pues podría ocurrir lo contrario: que tu dispositivo no pueda acceder a archivos temporales y por ende reduzca su velocidad.En resumenLa memoria caché permite que tu computadora acceda a archivos temporales rápidamente, pero su almacenamiento es limitado, por lo que te recomendamos deshacerte de aquellos datos que no se requieren para que la memoria caché mantenga un buen rendimiento.Existen diversos métodos para eliminar la memoria caché dependiendo de donde se almacene, incluso se han desarrollado aplicaciones que permiten visualizar estos archivos de forma fácil y sencilla. Puedes limpiar tu memoria caché como una medida para solucionar problemas de rendimiento o actualización o hacerlo de manera preventiva para evitar estas dificultades.

Dot at the end of the command. [HW] $ sudo tar -czf /vz/template/cache/ubuntu-8.04--minimal.tar.gz .Cleanup [HW] $ sudo vzctl destroy 777[HW] $ sudo rm -f /etc/vz/conf/777.conf.destroyedTesting template cacheWe can now create a container based on the just-created template cache. Be sure to change arch to your architecture just like you did when you named the tarball above. [HW] $ sudo vzctl create 123456 --ostemplate ubuntu-8.04--minimalNow make sure that your new container works [HW] $ sudo vzctl start 123456[HW] $ sudo vzctl exec 123456 ps axfYou should see that a few processes are running. Cleanup [HW] $ sudo vzctl stop 123456[HW] $ sudo vzctl destroy 123456[HW] $ sudo rm -f /etc/vz/conf/123456.conf.destroyed9.10 (Karmic) VPSCreate openvz.conf in /etc/init and fix init sequence to have OpenVZ working with upstart. Original reference. [VPS] # cat /etc/init/openvz.confdescription "Fix OpenVZ"start on startuptaskpre-start scriptmount -t proc proc /procmount -t devpts devpts /dev/ptsmount -t sysfs sys /sysmount -t tmpfs varrun /var/runmount -t tmpfs varlock /var/lockmkdir -p /var/run/networktouch /var/run/utmpchmod 664 /var/run/utmpchown root.utmp /var/run/utmpif [ "$(find /etc/network/ -name upstart -type f)" ]; thenchmod -x /etc/network/*/upstart || truefiend scriptscriptstart networkinginitctl emit filesystem --no-waitinitctl emit local-filesystems --no-waitinitctl emit virtual-filesystems --no-waitinit 2end scriptEOFCheck /bin/sh symlinked to bash?: # file /bin/sh/bin/sh: symbolic link to `bash'Fix the "init: tty1 main process ended, respawning" syslog message [VPS] # find /etc/init/ -maxdepth 1 -type f -name tty\* -print0 | /usr/bin/xargs -r0 -i -t sed -i 's/respawn/#respawn/g' {}10.04 LTS (Lucid) VPSTo run a 10.04 VPS (VE in OpenVZ-speech) you need to make serveral adjustments inside the VPS to make it boot. The steps are outlined at . AdministrationWhen we create a VPS, we must give it a number. This number must be unique and it is used to control the VPS during it's existence. A good guideline is to use the last three digits of the ip address you are going to use for this VPS. i.e.: 10.0.0.101 would be VPS 101! Creating a container from OS templateCreate a container [HW] $ sudo vzctl create --ostemplate Set the IP, nameserver, hostname and start the container as described below Enter into the container (equivalent to chroot) [HW] $ sudo vzctl enter

Simple topology map in the form of amatrix showing the connection(s) at the intersection of the installed GPUs and network interfaces.For readability, the sample output below from a DGX-2 system shows the first eight columns, and the firstfour Mellanox device rows, not the entire table generated when executing nvidia-smi topo -mp.dgx2> nvidia-smi topo -mp GPU0 GPU1 GPU2 GPU3 GPU4 GPU5 GPU6 GPU7GPU0 X PIX PXB PXB NODE NODE NODE NODEGPU1 PIX X PXB PXB NODE NODE NODE NODEGPU2 PXB PXB X PIX NODE NODE NODE NODEGPU3 PXB PXB PIX X NODE NODE NODE NODEGPU4 NODE NODE NODE NODE X PIX PXB PXBGPU5 NODE NODE NODE NODE PIX X PXB PXBGPU6 NODE NODE NODE NODE PXB PXB X PIXGPU7 NODE NODE NODE NODE PXB PXB PIX XGPU8 SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYSGPU9 SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYSGPU10 SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYSGPU11 SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYSGPU12 SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYSGPU13 SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYSGPU14 SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYSGPU15 SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYS SYSmlx5_0 PIX PIX PXB PXB NODE NODE NODE NODEmlx5_1 PXB PXB PIX PIX NODE NODE NODE NODEmlx5_2 NODE NODE NODE NODE PIX PIX PXB PXBmlx5_3 NODE NODE NODE NODE PXB PXB PIX PIXLegend: X = Self SYS = Connection traversing PCIe as well as the SMP interconnect between NUMA nodes (for example, QPI/UPI) NODE = Connection traversing PCIe as well as