Pulling code automatically from a github repo that isn't under your control is extremely dangerous. There are far too many examples where that method hacked the server after other projects were...
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Pulling code automatically from a github repo that isn't under your control is extremely dangerous. There are far too many examples where that method hacked the server after other projects were...
The disk could be full too.
A df -Th -x squashfs -x tmpfs -x devtmpfs and df -i would be useful to see storage full issues. Check the simple things first.
The entire build-stack will likely need to be downloaded too .... so the best answer is to use a 16.04 system. Since it hasn't been under standard supported for 3 yrs, you'll need to find an ISO...
That was just solved by using a root-equiv account and sudo on the source and target sides of the backup. This is SOLVED and wasn't going to be solved any other way, while creating useful backups. ...
I provided 2 solutions to get a sub-10 second boot. Guess you missed that. Perhaps I wasn't clear enough. Oh well.
BTW, I showed my systems for a comparison, not as a solution. Also, you can...
1. Buy a replacement disc.
Looks like all other options have already been posted. Whether you tried them all, is a different question.
I have 2 Asus B450 MBs with the same m.2 vs 6 SATA ports issue. I got the 2nd one with that full knowledge. Both have 5600G CPUs.
One has an addon PCIe 4-port eSATA/SATA card with Marvel 9215...
Be happy:
$ systemd-analyze
Startup finished in 25.901s (firmware) + 2.635s (loader) + 7.169s (kernel) + 2min 28.329s (userspace) = 3min 4.036s
graphical.target reached after 2min 27.753s in...
You might try using ddrescue to create an image of the CD on disk. ddrescue (gddrescue package name) will keep trying to get all the data is can, assuming the device can be seen by the OS. Let it...
nvidia commonly has issues with Ubuntu due to their licenses for drivers. I'd start by looking for nvidia specific boot options....
In my book, anything running VMS or Unix is "mid-range".
My first Unix job, I used emacs, but my workstation, a DEC Alpha, only had 2GB of disk (or was it MB?) and that wasn't enough to have most...
To see mount points, use either the lsblk command or df -Th.
Beware that some "fake" mounts will be shown and sometimes gio/gvfs mounts don't get shown at all - i.e. fake.
Sometimes badly scratched CDs cannot be read. That's the hard truth. I have a few. Usually, it isn't the whole disc IME, but I certainly need a new copy of Van Halen II. ;( There must be 2 files...
Secure boot requires signed code. By using a driver you downloaded directly, I think that chain got broken. I've never used secure boot and barely use UEFI booting, so I'm not the expert on these...
I bought SPFEdit. I've found a way to get nearly all features of spfedit (from the mainframe SPF environment) in vim. Collapsing so only decision points are seen is handy.
However, since my...
https://www.xda-developers.com/how-to-access-samsung-dex-mode-linux-chrome-os/
I've used scrcpy https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy to mirror my Android devices onto my Linux computers a year or...
For me, the only reasons to move to a new release are:
* Some application very important to me stops working. Most of the time, that is a program that connects to an internet/network service that...
The system has the wrong driver. You need the one for RTL8125.
Probably not. $4/month isn't cheaper than a $20/yr VPN AND if you go over the VPS monthly transfer limits, expect to pay. For email, that might not be a problem, but if you use the VPN for...
I had a $50 Amazon 8 inch tablet for years. Scrubbed nearly all the Amazon stuff off it and used it as a normal Android tablet - book reader, media player, VPN client, pretty much anything to...
Actually, I have never printed anything from vim/vi or any editor in decades. In short, I didn't know the answer, but I still think it is a bad idea to trust syntax highlighting tools.
SSID BSSID MODE CHAN FREQ RATE SIGNAL BARS SECURITY ACTIVE IN-USE
SockMonkey <MAC 'SockMonkey' [AN1]> Infra 6 2437 MHz 54 Mbit/s ...
I googled a bit this morning and found a few articles on blogs that I've never seen before about downloading the correct drivers from RealTek, compiling them and installing them. Neither seemed to...
If you haven't seen where syntax highlighting, count yourself lucky. Usually it is very subtle. Nothing can replace the skeptical human when looking at code.
In testing formal code review...
I followed the setup here: https://theorangeone.net/posts/wireguard-haproxy-gateway/
I haven't noticed any issues recently.