Yeah, I was trying to see where in the script it was failing. If you cscope is working now though, it isn't that important anymore :)
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Yeah, I was trying to see where in the script it was failing. If you cscope is working now though, it isn't that important anymore :)
Let's handle one problem at a time here. First, cscope-indexer. That shouldn't be spitting out any errors like that. Can you describe exactly how you ran it? (i.e. which directory you were in, who...
I'm guessing no one cares anymore, but in case someone stumbles upon this while searching (like I did) here is what worked for me:
Like suggested, put
(load-file...
Your output is confusing, once you plugged your drive in you had less disks?
Maybe you did something backwards. Let's try again.
Without the flashdrive plugged in, type ls -l /dev/disk/by-id
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https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GoogleEarth has very clear instructions, you should be able to follow them. The instructions I gave for the terminal depended upon having a specific repository...
What is it exactly that you want to do? If you want to be able to log into the Edubuntu install, you will have to reset the password. This is one of the first sites that came up when I searched, it...
Also, 8.04 gave me problems with booting/installing on one computer I had. 8.04.1 fixed it though. I would make sure you have the 8.04.1 release.
In Ibex beta those web pages look like you described they should, so it may have something to do with the current build of Firefox or some other relevant application that is on your machine. I would...
Google "google earth linux" That will take you to the official page where you can download the latest version. Else, sudo apt-get install google-earth should do the trick. This method would be much...
Hmm, that looks like you might have a bad usb stick. Can you test that on anther computer or test another stick on this one? It looks like it is detected and mounted correctly, but then an error...
Hmm, one more thing. Unplug the stick and run
dmesg | tail -20 Then plug in the stick and repeat that command. Post both outputs.
Hopefully we can find something useful.
In a normal...
This is a long-standing bug in the Adobe Flash plugin for linux. I've written them, and they don't seem to care too much about linux users... or at least not enough to fix the bug. So basically,...
So it looks like it was recognized. Now enter
ls /dev/sd*Then plug in the drive, and repeat the command. Post both outputs.
Then unplug device, and enter
lshal -mThen plug in device, type...
Open a terminal, and enter
lsusbThen plug in your USB stick and repeat the command. Post both outputs.
You should see one additional entry, which would be your USB stick. If that works, then...
Hmm, I think some data got left out. The tail command by default cuts to 10 lines, let's tell it to do 20.
dmesg | tail -20Do it before you plug it in, then after, and post the results. Hopefully...
Alright, so that was run after the reboot, so it was working? Next time it isn't working try doing it again, and see if you see anything.
No, that isn't good...
That was actually the next thing I was going to say. I've read about problems where something needs to be plugged in during the boot process in order to be seen. I don't...
Alright, enter
dmesg | tailThen plug in a flashdrive. Then run the command again. Post results (if there is a change).
Unplug any flashdrives you have in.
Open a terminal and enter
lsmod | grep usbLook for usbcore and usb_storage in the left hand columns. That means that the kernel modules are loaded for usb.
...
What type of filesystem is DATOS? I assume that because it is in /media it is some sort of external device. I don't know that much about this area, but my guess is that maybe that filesystem...
You're welcome, I'm glad it worked!
Sounds good. Just remember to install gtkpod-aac, and that should do it. If it isn't working... well let's just hope it works :-P
Sorry for the delay
I believe that Gutsy's version of gtkpod didn't work for me when I was trying to add movies.
If you don't mind the hassle of upgrading to Hardy, I would go for it, and I bet...
So it seems like you need to have a gnome session running in order to log in...
Double check that the remote desktop process is (or more likely, isn't) running when you are not logged in. So...
Assuming your videos are in the correct format, you should be able to use gtkpod, but you need to install the aac version.
So do:
sudo apt-get remove gtkpod
and then