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1133 USING GPS GRIDS In the algorithms above we tried to minimize time spent over previously covered areas and we employed randomness and some programming techniques to do so Nevertheless, the robot did spend a lot of its time over previously visited areas The possibility of this happening becomes progressively higher as more of the area is covered This means that an increasing percentage of the robot s time is wasted and battery utilization becomes less ef cient One way to alleviate this problem is to employ multiple robots and assign each a smaller area However, this would be expensive in hardware Another way is to use the same robot but divide the entire area into grids The robot then sweeps each grid in turn, moving from one grid to another after it has nished the work for the one it is currently in.

Character Devices The Character Devices window lists features for devices such as your keyboard, mouse, and serial ports. Support exists for both serial and bus mice. Sound The Sound window lists different sound cards supported by the kernel. Select the one on your system. You also must provide the IRQ, DMA, and Base I/0 your sound card uses. These are compiled as separate modules, some of which you could elect to include directly in the kernel if you want (see Figure 34-8).

Now that you know how to start Linux and access the root user, you can install any other software packages you may want Installing software is an administrative function performed by the root user Unless you chose to install all your packages during your installation, only some of the many applications and utilities available for users on Linux were installed on your system Red Hat uses the Red Hat Package Manager (RPM) to organize Linux software into packages you can automatically install or remove An RPM software package operates like its own installation program for a software application A Linux software application often consists of several files that must be installed in different directories The program itself is most likely placed in a directory called /usr/bin, online manual files go in another directory, and library files in yet another directory.

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