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I finally somehow managed to get to the BIOS again. Changed a setting that was set to "Windows"; changed to "Other OS". I believe it was somewhere in the UEFI related section. Also, instead of...

Pretty sure it's not the RAM. It would've been beeping otherwise. A little while ago, i tried using a USB stick and this time it booted and for the first time, I was able to get into the BIOS. I...

I'm having issues with the Asus M5A97 LE R2.0 motherboard. I put in a CD with Ubuntu 12.04-2 and went through the entire installation process, which took about an hour or so. At the end of that, the...

I guess I should have been more explicit. You should not specify the file name after the first pipe.

grep -v some-pattern filename | grep -v another-pattern | grep -v yet-another-pattern >...

Can you elaborate by what you mean by "Python does not really like it"?

Do you get an error message? Do you get a warning? Does it seem to ignore that line? ...

If you know for sure that the only lines that you do not need are these:
Date:
From:
Subject:
To:
Content-type:

you could simply use "grep -v"

e.g., grep -v "^Date:" oracle.txt | grep -v...

Use the pidof command to get the pid of wow.exe if it's running.



Get the value into a variable and start wine if the value is valid.

You might need to escape it, by using a "\", i.e., like this "\/$", otherwise it might be getting interpreted as something else. Haven't tested it, but speaking based on my experience with other...

A small shell script might work.



Haven't tested this.

Also, you might need to use a chmod at the end to ensure proper permissions.

There is no "deb" command. All it is asking you to do is add that line to the /etc/apt/sources.list file and then execute the "wget" command to get the file followed by apt-get.

Did you try checking the /var/log/messages file? You could also write a small script that checks if the usb drive is there every minute or so and logs an entry or timestamp with the time it was last...

It might be helpful if you could post the exact error messages.

Using the mouse to select the text and then clicking both the buttons on the mouse simultaneously while in your vi window (in edit mode) should work.

What are the error messages when you use sudo? What is this "something else wrong" that you refer to? More specific information can help others to diagnose the issue.

What is the full and exact error message when you say: "no crontab for xxx"?

Regarding trouble saving the file, did you check to see if you have the requisite permissions?

If your main objective is to jump around lines, you could consider "marking" lines. If you type "mk" (without the double quotes) wherever your cursor is, this gets marked. Let's say you go down the...

This doesn't really address your concern of having to type an extra character, however, if you have something against the ":" character, you can use the "G" character instead. :) The difference is...

Did you install the correct drivers for your printer?
Also, I'd try deleting the printer from your setup and re-install it again and see if that makes a difference.

Try the "mail" command.
man mail

- Where is "there"?

- Did you try svn.haxx.se?

- How much RAM do you have?
- How old is your RAM?
- Did you try changing the RAM to see if the problem still persists?

Like robert said, the CMOS jumper is not always near the battery. It will vary depending on your motherboard, but typically looks something like this:
...

I'm guessing you included "time.h" and compiled with the -lrt option. If your program is not going to be running for a long time, I'm not sure you need to worry about the NTP adjustment part. NTP...

Which window are you referring to? Terminal window? Firefox window? Something else?
Try right clicking on the window or on the top bar of the window and see if there are any options to View or Edit...

The clock_gettime populates a structure where you can get seconds and nanoseconds. Call that before and after and subtract to get your elapsed time.