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I installed Mint 12 on a Whim and it detected a non-free driver for my hardware. It is possible that 10.04 didn't have this driver in its repos (even though it's LTS) so I installed it. The...

I forgot to mention in my OP that I had gone to sound preferences and set the onboard sound card's profile to 'off' and double checked that the HDMI was selected in the output tab. I also checked...

This is a re-post from the Hardware Support Forums.

I recently got an ASRock E350M1/USB3 Mini-ITX motherboard. I was super excited about using the board for a HTPC given its low power consumption....

I recently got an ASRock E350M1/USB3 Mini-ITX motherboard. I was super excited about using the board for a HTPC given its low power consumption.

I installed 10.04.3 LTS because I had it handy and...

I had seen the kindlund link (bookmarked it in fact) however I find that the easiest solution for my situation is to


sudo ip route del default via 10.0.0.1

which simply removes eth1 as a...

I'm having an issue where if I reboot my https web server when apache2 begins to load I'm presented with the pem pass phrase dialog. This would be fine except that none of the characters I enter seem...

I came late to this thread, but you really should still check this link out.

I have the exact same setup with my server, except for 3 nics instead of two....

I have an Ubuntu Server 10.04 LTS install on a desktop. I recently installed two more nic's into it. Currently I have the following configuration:

eth0 - dhcp - global - 68.232.xxx.xxx
eth1 -...

might have slipped my mind in the first post. The LVM is on Beta which is my secondary server. I'm on my desktop and I attached the root of Beta's filesystem as an sftp share on my desktop so I could...

I added the root filesystem as an ssh share (sftp is the protocol I think) and then dragged an dropped. The 700 MB/s reading is from Ubuntu's file operation dialog. I'm not sure if this would...

I've got three disks together on a *home* server that constitute four LVs.

The two are the root and swap LVs installed by the Ubuntu 10.04.2 LTS installer on the OS drive (250 GB VG: Beta). The...

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I work with some people who, however good at what they do they are, can't seem to copy stuff from one hard drive to another. We handle a reasonable number...

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If this is the wrong forum, just let me know which is correct.

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I work with some people who, however good at what they do they are, can't seem to copy stuff from one hard drive to another. We handle a reasonable number...

Additional Information that I've figured out in the last 24 hours:

if I go to the grub2 command line and execute the following:
search --no-floppy --fs-uuid --set (UUID of /dev/sda6)
chainloader...

I've long been looking for a way to make an ISO out of a CD I have, write it to a partition and boot it with grub2. I understand that doing that is non-trivial so I decided to go a different route...

I hate to bump a year old thread. But I've been fighting FSV for hours now. I had managed to find each of the files you mentioned prior to finding this thread, however my ./configure still errs out...

Any Luck Getting 10.04 to work?

I'm learning netboot and so I started with a simple install. Netinstalling Jaunty (9.04) Desktop interactively via this tutorial:...

When I turn on my computer, before I get to my Motherboard BIOS, I see the the text "Nvidia VGA BIOS \n Version: XX.XX.XX.XX" (or something similar). It stays for about 2.5 seconds and then the MoBo...

a grub partition is something I've been meaning to do, but had held off because I assumed it had to be ext-based. An ext based grub partition didn't make a whole lot of sense to me since my Ubuntu...

Maybe you misunderstood what I meant.

Imagine you're using VNC to work on a linux desktop from a remote location. But then need to use a windows program on a NTFS partition on the same drive as...

I can see where you are coming from with not wanting to access system partitions from a non-native OS. But if I found a reliable IFS for windows I wouldn't access partitions in which linux needs to...

Yepp you're right, I ran through the installer last night and there is an option for using existing partitions. I might have been thinking of a previous version of ubuntu... or maybe I didn't look...

Thanks for the reply, having data in /home isn't really critcal for me as I'm the only user of this box. I generally leave everything on the NTFS partition (because windows will can read/write NTFS)...

I've dual booted Ubuntu and Windows for years now and I've installed OSx86 on a separate drive which Grub2 picked up automagically and everything has been working great -- except I'm out of space.
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