If you were trying to install Linux as dual partition on you windows OS, and during installation something goes wrong!!
Or while you are booting your system if you are stuck with a grup prompt don’t panic you can get back to you safe haven (windows OS) by just fallowing these 4 steps.
grub > root (hd0,0)
that is assuming your windows partition is on hda (primary master, first partiton - adjust the numbers accordingly)
grub > makeactive
grub > chainloader +1
grub > boot
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
ASP.NET: View Trace Information on your ASP.NET Web Pages
If you want to see a huge amount of info about your pages, add Trace="true" to the @Page directive at the top of each ASP.NET page. An example is:
<%@ Page Language="vb" AutoEventWireup="false"
Codebehind="editusers.aspx.vb" Inherits="xoc.ZapEm.EditUsers" Trace="true" %>
Alternately, you can instead change the web.config file for the web site. Change the trace enabled="false" to enabled="true". Then visit the virtual page trace.axd; if your web site is example.com, then visit http://www.example.com/trace.axd. This will show the trace information for the last 10 web pages on your site with all the debugging information.
Obviously, you should only use this for debugging and turn it to false before posting to a production web server. Info that you will get:
<%@ Page Language="vb" AutoEventWireup="false"
Codebehind="editusers.aspx.vb" Inherits="xoc.ZapEm.EditUsers" Trace="true" %>
Alternately, you can instead change the web.config file for the web site. Change the trace enabled="false" to enabled="true". Then visit the virtual page trace.axd; if your web site is example.com, then visit http://www.example.com/trace.axd. This will show the trace information for the last 10 web pages on your site with all the debugging information.
Obviously, you should only use this for debugging and turn it to false before posting to a production web server. Info that you will get:
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