(1) It is rather like an empty filing cabinet waiting for the files to go in.

(2) This creates a new, empty file.

(3) Create new empty file in the Class folder called implementedGenOperation.TODO.override.javajetinc or copy from Resources.

(4) Create an empty file called sbsp2 in the same directory as your root dbspace (the value for ROOTPATH in your ONCONFIG file specifies the name and location of your root dbspace).

(5) Opens an empty file for writing. If the given file exists, its contents are destroyed.

(6) You attempted to upload an empty file. Please check your typing.

(7) Rebuild is designed to work on an empty file system and restore it back to the saved state.

(8) Create an empty file called syssbspace in the same directory as your root dbspace (the value for ROOTPATH in your ONCONFIG file specifies the name and location of your root dbspace).

(9) I'll create an empty file called machine.rb, making the tests pass.

(10) To create an initrd, begin by creating an empty file, using /dev/zero (a stream of zeroes) as input writing to the ramdisk.img file.

(11) The empty file is used as a JVM classloader optimization to give Seam a narrower region of the classpath in which to search for components, drastically reducing load time.

(12) To do this, redirect the appropriate stream to the empty file, /dev/null.

(13) You don't know what the file called machine.rb will do. Just create the empty file for now.

(14) Then use the mke2fs command to create an ext2 (second extended) file system using the empty file.

(15) Tripwire then opened up the file and starting writing temporary information. But instead of creating a new empty file, Tripwire was now overwriting the password file.

(16) It is actually recommended that when moving to a new release you start with an empty file and only add tunables required by third party applications.

(17) Be careful, though: If you ever happen to sync an empty file with a remote directory, you will delete everything at the remote machine directory!

(18) If it is not present, you must create an empty file.

(19) Disk formatting is the process of preparing a hard disk or other storage medium for use, including setting up an empty file system.

(20) I put the word "marker" in the file just so it wouldn't be an empty file.

(21) This is technically correct as we have just created an empty file, but it can be confusing and misleading.