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have a nice day to come!
yomamma said:It's not quite a moonbear party but I tried
I think it's ch-rootBladibla said:So chroot.. is it Kroot or ch-root?
zoobyshoe said:I just hope no one starts a spate of Afterbirth-Day threads.
yomamma said:How'd you find all of those, I LOOKED EVERYWHERE!
Tom Mattson was the original party guy, but Moonbear, you have outdone us all. That is the party to end all parties! http://carboninside.com/praise.gifMoonbear said:You can borrow mine if you're in need. I stole them from Tom Mattson anyway, at least I think this crowd came from his parties. I've found a few other sites since then.
[/URL]Evo said:Tom Mattson was the original party guy, but Moonbear, you have outdone us all. That is the party to end all parties! http://carboninside.com/praise.gif
What about Unbirthday threads? Aaaa... very merry unbirthday to... (you know you want to sing along)zoobyshoe said:HAPPY BIRTHDAY WARREN!
I don't suppose there's anything wrong with a pre-birthday thread. I just hope no one starts a spate of Afterbirth-Day threads.
*gasp* NEVER.Gokul43201 said:Ever consider switching to Chmod ?
inha said:I haven't really ever communicated with you but because of this https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=74145 I'm definately joining the congratulator group. Even though I think I may be late.
A CHROOT is an operation that changes the apparent root directory for the current running process and its children. This allows the process to see a different file system hierarchy than the actual one on the underlying operating system. This is commonly used for creating isolated environments for running applications or for system recovery purposes.
A CHROOT can be used for a "Happy (pre) birthday" by creating a virtual environment where the birthday celebration can take place. This can include customized decorations, music, and activities that are specific to the birthday person's interests. It can also be used to keep the celebration a surprise by hiding it from the rest of the system.
To set up a CHROOT for a "Happy (pre) birthday", you will need to create a new directory within the existing file system and copy or mount the necessary files and directories into it. This can include the operating system files, applications, and any additional files or decorations for the celebration. Once the CHROOT is set up, you can enter it and run the celebration activities as if it were the actual root directory.
Yes, a CHROOT can be used for other celebrations such as holidays, anniversaries, or special events. It can also be used for testing and development purposes, as well as for creating isolated environments for security or system maintenance.
While CHROOT can provide a fun and isolated environment for a celebration, there are some risks and limitations to consider. If not set up properly, it can cause issues with the underlying operating system and may require technical knowledge to troubleshoot. Additionally, the CHROOT may not be able to access certain system resources, so it may not be suitable for all types of celebrations. It is important to carefully plan and test the CHROOT before using it for a celebration.