It MAY be related, but as your problem is different, I would also start a new thread. In our case, the cursor is totally invisible. It is quite possible that whatever eventually fixes our problem...
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It MAY be related, but as your problem is different, I would also start a new thread. In our case, the cursor is totally invisible. It is quite possible that whatever eventually fixes our problem...
Possibly related? https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/552058
Possibly related: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-intel/+bug/552058 ???
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/295781 has been entered. O.P. should follow and/or add comments on this launchpad report.
Is this machine any kind of a server that might be rebooting if it can't contact (or be contacted by) another machine? (aka a "watchdog" feature).
Didn't work for me. I can see that the script ran, but the LED flashes all the same.
Related link:
http://www.intellinuxwireless.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=1771
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/250211
Whoever thought this was a good idea must have a...
If I was having this problem, I would probably turn to an application called Wireshark
sudo apt-get install wireshark
experiment a little with it so that you understand how it works, and then...
Does this mean I'll have to run a WINS server or will it also find servers on a network that relies on Broadcast-style browsing?
I'm having multiple and competing problems involving Windows Networking.
The issue I was having that I don't think was involved in this is that my ISP is returning bogus IP addresses when lookups...
When you installed Ubuntu, did you have the Windows disk disabled in BIOS?
Mark me down as "Safer."
On of my best high-school friends lost a little sister because their dad backed over her in the driveway. Perhaps as a result of this, I have always felt safer backing...
Thank you! This solved the problem I was having in Feisty Fawn 7.04 with long delays on the
"CIFS VFS: No Response for Cmd (various)"
Your solution worked immediately (no need to reboot after...
Sorry, I forgot to answer this. No, your partition combination is no problem. It would not be the cause of this behavior.
I know that you just tested it, but trust me that this is a failing HDD. Spend its last remaining hours doing a backup, while you can. Then get a replacement -- hard drives have never been cheaper...
Dude - go for it. You can't sail the ocean until you pull away from the dock.
Because you are using SSH (good for you!), connection attempts over an SSH tunnel appear to be coming from localhost. This needs to be enabled in gdm. It is not enabled by default.
To enable...
1. You don't need to uncomment this line. The lines with the comment marks are the default settings.
2. You should not edit gdm.conf, you should edit gdm.conf-custom. When gdm is updated,...
(In reply to the top post in this thread...)
The contents of the new file in step 4 should be
service Xvnc
{
type = UNLISTED
disable = no
(In reply to the top post in this thread...)
The code in Step 5 should be:
sudo /etc/init.d/xinetd stop ; sudo killall Xvnc ; sudo /etc/init.d/xinetd start
I ran into this too.
Edit your Multisync pair, and of the Evolution side, choose options. You'll see that by default, the options are not to sync anything: Calendar, Contacts, nor Tasks. Turn on...
From the Let's Be Fair department...
[-( The opposite is true, Jeroen. Each Windows release has held faster boot-up and faster app-loading as a feature, and testing has shown that each...
Perhaps you already considered this, but in any of these tests, you should throw away the first result. The first time a user logs on, the first time a system shuts down, the first time Firefox is...
The reason your speed tests were different is because the default TCP/IP parameters in Windows are very conservative.
For example, the default maximum TCP window size (RWIN) is 17520 in Windows...
I checked Google News both last night and tonight -- still silent on the issue.
I hadn't heard of OSnews.com before (and either has Google News, apparently).