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Compare, Clear, and Negate Instructions The 68000 compare, clear, and negate instructions are illustrated by means of numerical examples in the following.

When you are ready to upsize, open the Access application. The following example shows you how to upsize the Mountain Animal Hospital database. Select Tools Database Utilities Upsizing Wizard from the Access menu. The first screen of the Upsizing Wizard displays, as shown in Figure 34-1.

For example, there may be no place for temporary files to be copied (so the programs writing to temporary files fail), and incoming mail may fail to be written to mail boxes With multiple mounted partitions, if one partition runs out of space, the others can continue to work Backups Some fast ways exist to back up data from your computer that involve copying the entire image of a disk or partition If you want to restore that partition later, you can simply copy it back (bit by bit) to a hard disk With smaller partitions, this approach can be done fairly efficiently Protecting from disk failure If one disk (or part of one disk) fails, having multiple partitions mounted on your file system may enable you to continue working and just fix the one disk that fails.

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Managing Background and Foreground Processes......................................................63 Starting Background Processes ........................................................................64 Using Foreground and Background Commands ..............................................64 Working with the Linux File System ..........................................................................65 Creating Files and Directories....................................................................................68 Using Metacharacters and Operators................................................................69 Using File-Matching Metacharacters ................................................................70 Using File-Redirection Metacharacters ............................................................71 Understanding File Permissions ......................................................................71 Moving, Copying, and Deleting Files ........................................................................74 Using the vi Text Editor ............................................................................................74 Starting with vi ..........................................................................................................76 Moving Around the File ............................................................................................78 Searching for Text......................................................................................................78 Using Numbers with Commands ..............................................................................79 Summary ..................................................................................................................79

When a disk partition is mounted on the Linux file system, all directories and subdirectories below that mount point are stored on that partition So, for example, if you were to mount one partition on / and one on /usr, everything below the /usr mount point would be stored on the second partition while everything else would be stored on the first partition If you then mounted another partition on /usr/local, everything below that mount point would be on the third partition, while everything else below /usr would be on the second partition..