Difference between pages "Shred" and "Gcc-c++"

Latest revision as of 12:53, 6 November 2010

gcc-c++ is a software package providing a c++-compiler. You will need it whenever you build a C++ program.

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-Shred destroys all data on a disk. The challenge is: If you have a magnetic disk and write zeroes all over the disk to destroy the data, there will still be a possibility left to read this data if you are willing to put in an enormous effort. shred first overwrites all data using random data, then zeroes the disk.
+gcc-c++ is a [[software package]] providing a c++-compiler. You will need it whenever you [[build]] a C++ program.
-'''Example:'''
- shred -n 1 -z -v ''/dev/sdx''
-(One pass to shred, one pass to zero)