what does
sudo lshw -C network return?
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what does
sudo lshw -C network return?
have you checked for a default setting in the bios?
what are you trying to add to the panel?
try booting normally and once the desktop has loaded hit alt+f2 and then enter in metacity --replace
im pretty sure, and someone correct me if im wrong, that the find command will locate your individual files and pass them the the command sudo chmod 644 . the {} is a placeholder for the information...
http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/File_Formats_Recovered_By_PhotoRec
.docx is listed under office
check this out
http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec
if you are still getting an error post what the error message says.
apt-get is a program and you have to give it commands to run. you need to be root to run it also so you will need to use sudo. to update you can run
sudo apt-get update once it searches for...
i thougth about doing that but it really doesnt make any sense to have an 80gb root partition. this is going to be more of a learning experience than anything.
thanks for the info fjgaude, i will get to reading!
i recently got 2 older computers given to me and ive got a question about what i should do. im going to take the hdd out of the lower performance one and place it in the better one. ill end up...
to add the module run
gksu gedit /etc/modulesadd a line that says
w83627ehf force_id=0x8860 then save and close the file.
looking back at this the last part should be disregarded. if you...
the problem arises because grub is on the mbr of your internal cd drive, not on your external drive. when you boot your computer without the external drive, grub fires up and looks for /boot which...
are you running vista or xp and do you have the install cd for whichever one you are using?
does running
sudo apt-get -f install help any?
go to a terminal, applications>accessories>terminal and enter in
sudo dpkg --configure -a
sudo apt-get update and it should fix it
press alt+f2 and enter in
gksu gedit /etc/apt/sources.list and then look for the line that begins wget. erase that line. all of the lines in your sources list will either begin with deb or...
have you already ran
sudo apt-get remove xorg-driver-fglrx
sudo apt-get install xserver-xorg-video-ati
as far as i know there is no program that looks like synaptic package manager in the...
try uninstalling guarddog and reboot. once your computer is up an running go to a terminal, located at Applications>accessories>terminal. enter in the following command
iptables --flush iptables...
hmm thats weird. try loading the keyboard layout. boot into recovery mode, select root terminal and then try
loadkeys us
passwd username
i have never seen this issue before. what if you, for the time being, just make your password one letter. then enter the same letter again when it prompts you to enter it again. then see if you can...
right click applications, select edit menus. then find root terminal, highlight it and choose edit. then in the command box, remove whats in there and paste in what dcstar said.
just use startx, dont put sudo in there.
whenever you are installing, choose the manual option in the paritioning section and that will bring up a screen where you can select how you want your partitions set up. go to the ones for /home...