Oh yeah, sorry - I misread. :)
Just do it the other way around - Use GParted to reduce, and the dd to copy.
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Oh yeah, sorry - I misread. :)
Just do it the other way around - Use GParted to reduce, and the dd to copy.
In which case, the 32 bit driver is listed on the Nvidia website as a lower version (295). I would suggest that you try that one...
You'll need to enter your BIOS menu and take a look around.
There should be a boot order menu, and the relevant USB device should be higher in the menu than your current OS's HDD for booting to...
Hi,
Some pasting of the commands you are using and output (including the hashes) would be most useful.
The hash basically checks all the bytes of a download and ensures that the downloaded...
dd will copy the entire disk image verbatim quite happily, so you'll end up with a 500GB disk image on the 1TB disk.
I would perhaps suggest performing the dd, and then using GParted to increase...
Did you try googling any of your errors? A simple search for your error message gave the top answer of:
http://techpad.co.uk/content.php?sid=84
Which looks promising.
Ok, unfortunately support proprietary code makes things a bit more difficult, but I assume from the driver version number that you are using the 64bit version of Ubuntu?
If so, there is a slightly...
Ok, so lets take a look at the connection details of the wireless device. Can you post the output of 'dmesg' (use pastebin if it's too big) and also 'ifconfig'?
You can use any dir that doesn't already have a mount on it, so for example:
mkdir ~/tempdir
sudo mount /dev/sdb1 ~/tempdir
ls ~/tempdir
Should mount and list the contents of the device.
That needs to be :
fsck /dev/sdb1
The '1' specifies the filesystem, not the device.
A distribution along similar lines already exists. Check out Tails Linux - https://tails.boum.org
Although you don't describe the code in great detail, it sounds like you're implementing a poll mechanism for sending emails. A more efficient mechanism would be event based, where the email would...
I don't think there is anything wrong with this - looks like a server install to me. A server install doesn't have a graphical interface.
Which exact link did you download ubuntu from? I suggest...
It sounds like you may need something that works with gantt charts - In which case 'planner' (available from the Ubuntu Software Centre) would meet your needs.
If you're looking for a web frontend...
Hi there and welcome,
From the output to lsusb, I can see the device's usb vendor and device ID (0bda:8176). From looking through the kernel code, it appears that this device should be supported...
Does your processor have inbuilt graphics also? You may currently be displaying your desktop using the inbuilt graphics card which may not support accelerated openGL. To see if there is another...
On the Linux machine, set up a samba directory share, search for 'samba' in the Ubuntu software centre, and use the GUI app to setup then Nautilus / Windows Explorer to copy between the machines.
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The keyword 'apropos' is also very useful when searching for programs, for example, 'apropos file' gives you a list of programs that relate to handling files (there are a lot for that particular...
No problem. If you do find a solution (or anything of interest) please remember to note it on the thread and mark is as resolved!
Yes, wiping the system is indeed a last resort!
Another thing that may be quite helpful to know is the state of any wireless kill switches - so could you run the command 'rfkill list' and post the...
I don't understand why you are trying to run make patchkernel if all you're doing is trying to compile your driver for the current kernel. Can you explain what steps you are doing and why?
As you've experienced this issue with several distros, it sounds like a kernel issue. I think you should try asking on the Linux Wireless IRC channel, and then perhaps the Linux wireless mailing...
A directory must be executable by the user in order to be accessed.
So, try 'chmod 777 /raid/backup' to add execute permissions. The ls -al output should then look something like:
drwxrwxrwx...
The gcc param '-I /usr/include/GNUstep/' tells gcc where to look for include files, so it would be looking for a directory 'Foundation' in the /usr/include/GNUstep/ directory, in which should be the...
I would hazard a guess that there isn't enough power being given to the disk to spin up.
If the disk doesn't have a separate power supply, and is using the mac for power, you may not be able to...