Does anyone know which font was used for the text in this image?
http://i43.tinypic.com/ei9mrr.jpg
I know this was done in ubuntu but the guy who created it cannot remember which font he used. And...
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Does anyone know which font was used for the text in this image?
http://i43.tinypic.com/ei9mrr.jpg
I know this was done in ubuntu but the guy who created it cannot remember which font he used. And...
If dmesg or fdisk -l can see the new drive, you are in business. (g)parted or fdisk would be the next tool to use. gparted is convenient since it is a gui and will do the partioning and formatting...
I believe that you want to use public/private key pair authentication instead of password. You create the pair (using ssh_keygen), then copy the public key to the machine you are rsyncing to. Then...
For someone who came from Windows, ubuntu (and its variants) is the Linux distribution that is closest to what you are used to. A lot of programs you are used with Windows have equivalents in Linux....
I think what is happening is that your file browser think you want to edit it. See if you can right-click on the file, select Open with Other application and then select python/perl.
You can also...
Er, you can add the vbox repo to the list of repos you use and then install vbox from the repos. https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Linux_Downloads has instructions for that, under Debian-based Linux...
Sounds like it can't find http://ppa.launchpad.net/boost-latest/ppa/ubuntu/dists/precise/main/source/Sources. Anything you need from that? Otherwise you could comment that out and try again.
I am saying "some" because I do not want to check if all the logs are not being properly rotated. Anywhoo, the trivial question of the day has to do with logrotate. Let's say /etc/logrotate.d/rsyslog...
I have a Motion Computing C5 in which I installed ubuntu 12.04 in. And now I am trying to configure its hardware so I can use it. Right now I have the wireless and the pen working well enough to use...
I am really not sure. I thought my /etc/hosts.allow rule (only get rpcbind from the fileserver) made sense. Something is missing here and I do not know what...
You are right; I probably should have run
apt-get remove linux-image-3.0.0-14-server linux-image-3.0.0-14-server
but it is still barking about 3.0.0-28. Since I am running right now -26, is...
I found that ubuntu and centos would create IMHO rather small boot partitions (256 and 200MB respectively), which would cause it to be filled depending on what extra stuff I wanted during boot or if...
So I have an ubuntu box running aide and every so often I pick a few messages like this:
removed: /dev/char/10:55
removed: /dev/.blkid.tab
removed: /dev/.blkid.tab.old
removed:...
Let's say I have an 11.10 install with a disk layout that kinda looks like this:
root@ubuntu2:~# df -h
Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/sda2 1.9G 1.1G ...
For /etc/hosts.deny,
rpcbind : ALL
For /etc/hosts.allow,
rpcbind : 10.0.0.18
where 10.0.0.18 is the fileserver's IP. So I commented them out and then tried again. It worked this time, which...
Oh, sorry for that. Yeah, with the '-o nolock' it works. Why it does not want to use the rpc.statd that is running?
Grub itself should be on the beginning of the hd, so it is one of the first things that will be hit during the boot. Then it can tell where the OS is. That is why grahammechanical said to install...
I have a nfs server (unfortunately v3 but I am working on that), a centos 6.3, a osx 10.7, and a ubuntu 12.10 boxes. I was setting up these machines to access the nfs server. The centos box works...
So according to https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/872411, it has been supported by ubuntu server since 10.04LTS. That is good enough for me. Thanks for all the help! :D
Does anyone know if the Intel x520-DA2 (chipset 82599ES) works under ubuntu 12.04LTS? By that I mean out of the box, without needing to install drivers.
...
So, what does the recordfail test do?
I ask because I did apply the suggested change and noticed the grub menu is no longer being shown.
How to do that through the command line? Machine in question has no gui.
So I have a machine running oneric/11.10 and I was going to do a routine update. During the process to check for updates, I got the following message:
Err http://security.ubuntu.com...
How does having my own custom files in /etc/rsyslog.d works? I understand the way you define the order those files are loaded is based on the filename. But, if something is defined one way in a file...
Is it possible you are running Network Manager?