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This file contains tips and lessons running Fatdog64.

executable format

compiling

compiling 32 bit

example:

export CFLAGS='-m32'
export CXXFLAGS='-m32'
export LDFLAGS='-m32'
make

64 bit compiling.

./configure --prefix=/usr --sysconfdir=/etc --localstatedir=/var --libdir=/usr/lib64 --enable-gui

multilib

Fatdog64 supports multilib.

virtualization.

There is the usermode linux, lxc, and also qemu. See *

To login you'll have to change the root password of the ubuntu container with:

chroot /var/lib/lxc/ubuntu1604/rootfs/
passwd
exit

Then you can start it and login with: lxc-start -n ubuntu1604

To mount the NTFS with write access.

Accessing the NTFS aka Windows partition with read write access. This turns off the hiberante during shutdown and reboot, in order for the Linux to have write access to the Windows system. Or else Windows system is read only.

powercfg /h off 

viewing the document directory

The /usr/share/doc directory contains lot of information for the software installed. A lot of the files are in html foramt. Therefore, hosting the directories in web server make lot of sense.

Fatdog64 comes with civet web server. See /etc/init.d/60-civetweb to enable it Modify the file civetweb.conf to host the directories

open up the /etc/civetweb.conf, and look for the line document_root, change it to document_root /usr/share/doc

document_root /usr/share/doc
/etc/init.d/civetweb start

viewing non english website in links

download the links source code

configure --enable-graphics --enable-utf8
make
make install

Now start 'links -g' as graphics mode. Go to Setup, Fonts, Regular Fonts, and select the other fonts. In my case, I use WenQuanYi Micro Hei to view website in Chinese

overlay and aufs related.

list the steps of the configurations.