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Enjoy it while you can. From something that had a lot of work put into it over two Google summers of codes - now no activity.

aptitude search back yields no sbackup in Debian testing.
...

didn't think it would work but

aptitude install gnome-mount

fixed the upgrade to 2.6.31-20-generic's not wanting to automount usb items.

Strange, it also fixed the glitch 2.6.31-20-generic...

very fast post elsewhere.

sudo aptitude install gnome-mount (or use sudo apt-get install gnome-mount)
fixed it for me. Recognition of usb items went downhill fast after the update to...

bump please.

I can acess usb items via 2.6.31-19-generic but not via 2.6.31-20-generic. SD memory stick flaky and received a longer new name. unison would not synchronize a pre-existing...

for fat32 in your .prf (found in ~/.unison) you probably want

perms=0
owner=false

example
nano LEXLUTHER

root = /home/pa/Briefcase/
root = /media/Lexar/Briefcase

16 gb I would strongly urge you to go with crunch bang linux. It is a derivative based on 9.04 and open box. Much smaller /
It is not just for netbooks. If you have a 16 gb hdd, I suspect...

in ~.unison whatever.prf add

owner=false
perms=0

Wow, gotta be careful with that chmod -R
Thanks for the tip.

Probably won't help, but you can change your preferences in etc/ssh or ~/.ssh to use a less demanding cipher, like blowfish-cbc or aes-128 (as opposed to des) and then the time to complete very well...

Hopefully the prices will fall after xmas. Staples in Canada had the dns-323 for about $150 once, I did not think twice. With the funplug script to ssh into, it is sweet.

google dns-323 wiki and you will find the funplug site.

The 323 does have raid, bittorrent, inotify_upnp inotify_itune from the beginning and with the fun plug script (if you feel up to it) you...

yes, the fun plug script is quite sweet. It is pretty low risk, but risk is there. chmod data files the wrong way, and you might think that you have lost date. If you know your way around the...

in re ssh on DNS-323

ffp.log snippet

* /ffp/start/sshd.sh ...
Starting /ffp/sbin/sshd
* /ffp/start/rsyncd.sh ...


see (google) DNS-323 wiki

Last first. Yes, sbackup should work swimmingly to restore /home.

That is it's greatest strength.

However. If you are have your partitions and system laid out with /
/usr and other...

congrats, please mark as solved.

Kudos on giving / 15 gb. I only have 6.g gb and I only have 1.4 gb left and that is with a seperate /tmp.

Enjoy learning

Old computers cd-roms can be a little dodgy. If you have an external cd-rom you might want to try using that. When you burn the copy (I use cd-rw's), use your newer computer and burn at a slow...

I had a 2.4 ghz celeron small form factor with 1 gb memory that when doing the alpha and beta candidates for Kubuntu when KDE4 was coming out was totally stretched to the limit via the change to...

wow. so you have

/sda1 empty for windows 7
/sda2 is for xp
/sda3 for / for all of karmic.

I had a triple boot once upon a time, but I used the FreeBSD bootloader which some argued was...

First. Did you put Windows in the first partition? If not you will have to learn about chainload I believe. Windows always wants to be first, I install windows first usually, and then when I put...

a lot of people are reporting the "false postitive" of their hard drive about to fail. Search Palimpsest on the forums or hdd bad sectors

from user Irihapeti
The new disk utility, Palimpsest, is...

There is one ubuntu variant that was extremely focused on the 701'a and 900's of the eee. It is called crunch bang linux. You could try a live usb of that. It even had a kernel called cruncheee. ...

thanks, I will amend to fixed.

no but it looks like it would work. Home page shows it has some faithful developers. dependencies not too crazy.

I will wait to mark it solved to see if someone else has compilation tips for...

previous problem. sox will not convert .wma or flac to mp3 in Debian type distros (I hear tell it does it in RH land)

9.10 AMD64

I remembered that sox as is does not like lame (I just updated...

and there is always the minimalist openbox derivative of ubuntu called crunchbang linux which is still using 9.04. Try it on a usb stick first if you do. Either you will love it on a netbook or run...