Probably because I only half understand what I'm doing. Sorry!
It looks like most of the versions (17, 18,19, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26) were selected "for regex" but then it says versions (17, 18,...
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Probably because I only half understand what I'm doing. Sorry!
It looks like most of the versions (17, 18,19, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26) were selected "for regex" but then it says versions (17, 18,...
Ok, I got a long readout and I don't know how to make it so it doesn't take up a lot of space on the page. the second line didn't install or remove anything and the third line gave me a bunch of...
I was wondering about that! Thanks. (It was shown as all one line). I put in the first part and it still gives me the same error message (unknown option -n)
Here is the full readout:
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I pasted it into terminal and it said "dpkg: error: unknown option -n
paste.ubuntu.com/5662907/ on line 656 is a message about typing something (I assume into terminal?)...Do I stay on this screen or do you want me to try something else before trying to reboot?
when I run it that way I get a message to open terminal and type (copy/paste) commands the commands I mentioned in my first post (sudo dpkg--configure-a etc) I copy and paste those and click the...
I unmarked the secure boot in the grub options. (Purge grub before reinstalling it is also unchecked.) Do you want me to run it with secure boot checked then? even though secure boot is off in BIOS?
Ok, so this is the readout I got after running boot-repair with legacy off paste.ubuntu.com/5662827 and if I'm reading it correctly it supposedly moved grub back to sda4...(it says on line 671 that...
I see it on the boot info file--Recommended repair, but I don't know how to run that? Can you tell me what steps to take? (I am not sure what setting it is talking about.) And that means I would...
That is very strange because I have no issues with Polish(?) when I click on either one. Here is the report today. Mind you, I didn't restart after running boot-repair this morning, so GRUB actually...
I did notice something while in BIOS yesterday. I have a setting "Load Legacy OPROM" and it is enabled. I thought I remember reading about Legacy somewhere, but perhaps that was a different topic?...
Hmm...Well, by "drive" you mean hard drive, right? I had my external drive hooked up at one point while messing with all of this, but I don't know how it would have been a BIOS and the other UEFI. ...
I have both a boot repair info page from last night (still broken) http://paste.ubuntu.com/5656647/ and a fixed info page http://paste.ubuntu.com/5659020 I'm not sure if either one of those will help...
Obviously something in your directions was to KEEP the GRUB menu showing up because now that I've restarted and picked windows, I no longer see the grub menu again. *sigh* Sorry to be so slow...
Thank you oldfred for responding so quickly.
I honestly don't think windows ran Chkdsk on it's own. I had run it JUST previous to creating the sda5 boot file (moving windows partition) because...
My apologies if this has been addressed. If so please point me to the correct posts. I have been reading until I am cross-eyed.
I just got a Dell Inspiron 660s and wanted to dual boot with ubuntu....
Harfin, I found these install instructions on .liberiangeek.net. For 32-bit use these commands before attempting to install:
sudo ln -s /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/libgnome-keyring.so.0...
Thanks for the response. I will check it out.
12.4 mouse issue (classic (no effects))
I have 3 accounts on my machine and when I (or my kids) log out it goes to a purple/plum screen and you pick who wants to log in. I assume it has to do with my graphics card because when we are on...
Thank you for trying kansasnoob, I will post there.
01:05.0 VGA compatible controller: Advanced Micro Devices [AMD] nee ATI RC410 [Radeon Xpress 200]
I ended up crashing and having to reinstall 12.4--no real biggie since I hadn't tweaked it a bunch yet anyway. All is good there now.
Now I have another issue that maybe you can help with? I have...
Thank you for this! I appreciate the tweaks very much. :)
I do have one question so far. Somehow I ended up with the icon (thus menu) for enabling the network on my panel. The Alt+right click does...
sudo gpasswd -a username nopasswdlogin[/code]Where username is the login name of the user.
Great! Thanks!!
I just did a clean install of Natty yesterday and have been setting it up for my children and myself. I am trying to set up desktop user accounts for them without them having to put in a password for...