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No dice so far. Only change I'm noticing is this moves my "active desktop" to F7 instead of F2, and F2 is now the same output as mentioned in OP, minus the snd_hda_intel part.

name of display: :1
dimensions: 3840x2160 pixels (602x341 millimeters)

I built my last computer 10 years ago so if this one lasts another 10... I figure it's money well spent.
Ahh good...

Here's the "videoinfo" parts:
first attempt:


grub> videoinfo
error: Secure Boot forbids loading module from (hd1,gpt2)/boot/grub/x86_64-efi/videoinfo.mod.
grub>

after disabling Secure Boot:

I did list most of my hardware (all the usual suspects, CPU/GPU/Mobo) as well as my Ubuntu version (23.04).

$ uname -a
Linux h7flow 6.2.0-26-generic #26-Ubuntu SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Mon Jul 10...

I'm trying to figure out how to enable the [Ctrl] + [Alt] + [F(n)] TTYs on Ubuntu.

I've been using Ubuntu as my primary OS since circa 2008 and have become pretty self-sufficient with finding...

True, but I don't mind missing the cruft; it removed a handful of packages I installed long ago that I never use anymore. I assume some cruft of some sort is what caused this in the first place; a...

Beautiful! Did an "apt purge" on it, which removed Gimp, Audacity, VLC, mpv, and a whole host of other stuff. Reinstalled Gimp, Audacity, VLC, and that re-installed ocl-icd-libopencl1 as a...

Here's what I've got with those:
MPV:

$ mpv 2020_1004_202311_005\ \(copy\).MOV
mpv: error while loading shared libraries: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libOpenCL.so.1: file too short

SMPlayer
...

I've been using Ubuntu as my primary OS since 7.04, and haven't needed the forums for a while, but with this latest LTS upgrade, I ran into an issue I can't seem to fix. MOV playback for files from...

Hmmm... this doesn't seem to work now. But, the following code (which is now in my ~/.bashrc file) does:

mpwdtmp()
{
MPWDTMP=${MPWDTMP/$HOME\//\~\/};
MPWD=${PWD/$HOME/\~};
echo $MPWD
}
...

Sorry if I shouldn't dig up this grave, but this same issue was driving my bonkers; I didn't want to unnecessarily spew duplicate threads, but I did want to get this out there in hopes that someone...

Friendly bump, please.

Hello,

I was wondering if in Ubuntu (specifically server-edition 64-bit 9.04 and onward) it is possible to manually patch and/or upgrade packages from the repositories, but yet have the package...

Finally I got a chance to try this again!

I have tried everything listed in this thread, except for the cron job. I don't want it to completely automate the whole process; I want to learn how to...

Not for the iPod Touch - I don't think so, anyways. If it would work, you would need to use the one designed for the Babbage board, here of the releases for it. However, I have no idea how you would...

Ah, whoops! I see now. Well, I changed it and:

Argument "O_RDWR" isn't numeric in sysopen at ./perl-fix.pl line 7.

@ghostdog74:

Thanks, that worked!

Yes, that's what I linked to. Any ideas on what's wrong with my code? If I understood that site correctly, my code should work...

I think all I need is a quick syntax example and I'll be set.

Here's what I've got now:

sysopen(WL, $filepath1, O_RDRW) or die "$filepath cannot be opened.";
And it gives the error:
...

I am trying to run the "aide" program, but I have a very aggravating situation that is preventing it.

Whenever I try to run it, (trying to "check",) whether as root or another user, I am presented...

Okay, thanks. Do you know the differences in the features that each provides?

Thanks for the response! Do you know what the differences are between them?

I installed them on my Eee PC. I'd heard about the MID version of Ubuntu, and have wanted to try it out for a while. I...

Well, I just had to install them both. I tried just installing the "ubuntu-mid" package, but I still didn't have a GUI. So, I installed the "ubuntu-mobile" package, too. Then I had a GUI.

Note: I...

Seriously, does anyone have any idea here? I need to have my computer operational by tomorrow morning.

This is possible... right?

Any guidance would be appreciated. It is a pain to have to setup the proxy every time I boot. (I'm using Back Track 3 until I find out what I need to install to get Ubuntu functional.)