Elementary OS Luna juga mengambil inspirasi dari OS X tapi Pear OS benar-benar meniru (lebih detail). Karena saya selalu lebih memilih untuk dual boot Linux dengan Windows, dalam tutorial ini saya akan menunjukkan Cara Install Pear OS Dual Boot Dengan Windows.
- Pear OS 8 is distributed as two Live DVD ISO images, one for 64-bit architectures and another one for 32-bit architectures. The boot menu provides the usual entries that allow you to boot the live environment, install the entire system, boot the currently installed operating system.
- Well, after 3 days of trying I finally got OS X 10.3 (Panther) to install properly - WITHOUT Darwin or anything other than the Panther iso. So, I decided to write a beginners guide on just how to get it up and running. The most common mistake is getting through the installation then believing it to be screwed because it doesn't appear as bootable.
- When using PHP, the PEAR Package Manager is already installed unless one has used the./configure option -without-pear. If one uses a version of PHP that is supplied by Unix/Linux/BSD distributors it may be necessary to manually install PEAR.
Recently I was just installing PEAR and I needed to add it to $PATH. I stumbled upon site of muttsnutts notes and here is the path I’ve been following to do it:
Here is how to install PEAR:
$ cd /Users/robertkuzma $ wget http://pear.php.net/go-pear.phar $ php -d detect_unicode=0 go-pear.phar |
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The syntax for adding $PATH:
sudo sh -c 'echo '/Users/robertkuzma/pear/bin' >> /etc/paths.d/pear_path' |
Eventually for PEAR to work in PHP you will also need to add the include line to php.ini file.
include_path='.:/Users/robertkuzma/pear/share/pear' |
And how to check if pear is actually working in your PHP? You have to include System.php class because it comes embeded with PEAR.
<?php require_once'System.php'; if(class_exists('System')true){ echo'PEAR is installed!'; }else{ echo'PEAR is not installed :('; } ?> |
or a bit more simple:
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<?php require_once'System.php'; var_dump(class_exists('System',false)); ?> |