If the need is to transfer files between the two devices, one way to do this is with the Software Data Cable app. See: https://linuxnorth.wordpress.com/2012/04/23/a100-to-ubuntu-file-transfer/
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If the need is to transfer files between the two devices, one way to do this is with the Software Data Cable app. See: https://linuxnorth.wordpress.com/2012/04/23/a100-to-ubuntu-file-transfer/
Try navigating to: Menu - System Tools - Configuration Editor - apps - mate-power-manager
Is your hard drive "sda"? Note: "...(assuming that the SSD is /dev/sda)..." in the prior repsonse.
For early versions of Ubuntu, it was certainly necessary to run the fstrim command in order to free up space for files that had been deleted. I'm not sure if this is still the case in current...
Two commands should help.
To check if trim is supported on your SSD (assuming that the SSD is /dev/sda), run the following command to obtain information (the -I option) and to identify “TRIM...
Further to the suggestion to use another command to indicate that your script has completed, I often use "read" at the end of a script (see, for example,...
Creating a separate NTFS data partition under Windows is a viable solution, allowing the use of the same files under both Windows and Linux. The trick is that Linux will use the NTFS partition,...
What you are doing with the "mirrored disks" isn't totally clear. I would imagine that you are using one as a data disk and the second as a backup (a mirror) of the first. If this is the case, you...
I don't think you need to do anything special with SSD's. Mine has been running for a couple of years without any issues. However, I do dual-boot into Windows now and again so perhaps that looks...
My solution to a similar problem with an HD6450 video card was rather drastic - uninstall Ubuntu 12.04 and switch to Linux Mint 13 (Maya). My situation was that Ubuntu 12.04 functioned correctly...
I have the same issue with Ubuntu 12.04 and a Radeon HD6450. I had lots of problems getting the machine to boot after installing 12.04 (was running fine with 10.04). I resolved the boot issue by...
Try using the BleachBit utility to identify (in preview mode) files that can potentially be deleted. If you are satisfied that the program has identified redundant items you can then opt to actually...
You can check (and customize) the entries in the grub boot menu by following the instructions given at:
http://linuxnorth.wordpress.com/2011/03/09/grub2-revisited/
Repairing the MBR for Windows...
Is there some reason why you simply wouldn't install Linux and Windows 7 "side by side" on the hard drive? For a permanent dual-boot installation, I don't see the point of using an external USB...
I suspect what you have is a 35 GB SSD being used as cache for the 1 TB hard drive. Intel software tells the operating system to use both disks as a "single" drive. Frequently-used files are stored...
You need to delete the 40 GB NTFS partition (presumably this is the one that you intend to use for Ubuntu) and then use the unallocated space to install Ubuntu. There are various ways of doing this....
If your Android device supports the Software Data Cable app, connecting to an Ubuntu machine via a wireless link is simple. See:
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Another way to do this is to add an entry in the file system table (/etc/fstab) so that the drive is mounted automatically on bootup. See:...
Take a look at Back In Time which is a graphical front end for rsync and works extremely well. See, for example:
http://linuxnorth.wordpress.com/2012/03/12/back-to-the-future/
How about:
About partimage
http://www.partimage.org/Main_Page
CloneZilla
http://clonezilla.org/
Both have "pseudo-GUI" interfaces.
As one of the replies to your post indicated, the find and locate commands both do what you wish, but using somewhat different methods. However, rather than just consulting the relevant man pages,...
The solution may be to disable the Ethernet controller an rely solely on the wireless connection. See:
http://linuxnorth.wordpress.com/2011/10/23/wireless-less/
It is highly unlikely that Update Manager will break your Ubuntu installation - however, it can happen - very occasionally. (See, for example:...
For me, it's more complex than it needs to be. My preference is to create just a root partition and a swap partition. Take a look at:
http://linuxnorth.wordpress.com/manual-partitioning/
This...
Does your wired Internet connection work? Does trying to access the wireless connection cause the entire system to hang? The latter is a known bug - especially on the Acer Aspire One netbook, which...