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Well, in theory, that should solve the issue. Did you try to boot?

I'm confused still. If you installed using a CDROM, where did the USB-flash drive come into this setup and how did that become...

Wifi is the worst. That could definitely delay your connection. Disable it ... just like you would unplug an ethernet cable - probably in the BIOS or with a Fn-toggle. Again, this is just for...

Which webserver?
What port?
Did you start it? Usually something like sudo service apache start is needed.
Then you can point any web browser on your LAN directly at the non-127/8 IP for the...

~/.ICEauthority and ~/.Xauthority can be deleted safely when you aren't running X ... or just before logout. They will be recreated as needed.

The only time I've needed to remove those were after...

Glad it was some help.

Tomboy is pretty simple too https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Tomboy - definitely worth a look.

I used tiddlywiki http://tiddlywiki.com/ for a few years myself. It was...

The easy answer is to let Boot Repair handle it.
Google for "boot repair ubuntu" and follow those instructions.

If you cannot login using the same account created during the installation, then you have a few choices.
a) reinstall, noting the userid and password carefully this time
b) some easy hacking of the...

There are 500 different solutions for this. The easiest is probably a personal wiki program. You can put a different recipe on each page and either manually link them by type or just use a search...

Disconnecting from the network is a troubleshooting technique. It will determine if networking or the HDD is the root cause.
Later, you can plug it back in - AFTER the determination is made. You...

I still think that

OTOH, the ideas that there is something in the network stack (drivers, IP, etc) that isn't working correct just for Google makes me think either your system or someone else...

I do not have an answer, but .... perhaps a little different disk layout would be helpful? I've never attempted to boot off a GPT disk and don't have any UEFI systems. I'm afraid. ;) Thanks for...

If you are doing threaded programming, then you need to use thread-safe methods to communication between different threads. This is very important. How to accomplish that is an advanced topic best...

Dual boot or Wubi install?

A failing disk controller, failing sectors of a HDD or slow DHCP network response could be causing this issue. If you completely unplug the network and it is faster,...

If you aren't running a properly configured local DNS server, then this is the issue. Mine points to the DNS server that the DHCP server provides, not the localhost.
Which version of Ubuntu are you...

Ubuntu doesn't use RPMs. Depending on the version of Ubuntu you are running, there is a friendly package manager - look for "software center" in the Dash or install and run synaptic and find...

Can you connect to other systems on the internet or is it only google stuff?
Are you trying from a corporate or university network? That could block based on the OS.
Did you enable any new...

Using RDP over the internet is not secure. To address some of the security issues (not all), Microsoft improved the overall security by adding NLA - Network Level Authentication - starting with...

Are you certain it is "busybox"? I doubt that shell is even installed for ubuntu.

Could you be at a root maintenance window?

Could it be that X/Windows is failing to start and that is the...

What is the "server"? File, print, web, email, ssh, something else - there are thousands of choices, each would have a different client and a different server to start. Samba, NFS, CUPS, apache,...

If you want a window around the running of the program, then you need to code that up. Another option would be to create a tiny shell script that opens a new terminal and launches your program...

Ok, so it sounds like you did a Wubi install? Please confirm this. Wubi is not supported in the current Ubuntu, so you have an older version - hopefully 12.04. All of your questions here should...

This runs on a Linux server. "We don't need no stinkin GUI."

Of course there is a limit.
If you run bash, run ulimit -s to see the stack size limit. man bash explains more.
You can modify the limit. Understanding the stack and the heap is a good thing for...

It appears to be active already. Did you mount it?

BTW, 11.10 is out of support. It would be smart to move to 12.04 which gets 5 yrs of patches and support. Do not use anything later if you...

Yes, this should work. Samba4 should do this out of the box, at least that is my understanding.
I've deployed Alfresco and connected users and authentication to LDAP (not AD) but there were lots of...