dca is correct. With barry installed it charges instead of mounting. You do not need to comment out the feature though. Barry installs the 'bfuse' command which can be used to mount the BB to the...
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dca is correct. With barry installed it charges instead of mounting. You do not need to comment out the feature though. Barry installs the 'bfuse' command which can be used to mount the BB to the...
Looks like OP read this:
http://torrentfreak.com/truly-decentralized-bittorrent-downloading-has-finally-arrived-101208/
This thread should be marked [solved].
Fixed. The problem was when I copied the system over the permissions weren't preserved. I tried to copy preserving permissions using mc, but it kept failing, so I used Nautilus and it worked, but...
OK, a little more progress. I booted into recovery mode and saw that it was indeed reporting file system errors in /. Seems it frequently doesn't get unmounted properly on reboot. So I hit F... got...
OK, I've made progress. A few posts said they simply tried rebooting a couple times and things would work, so when I got to the error screen I hit F, let it reboot and proceed to round two. I hit F...
I've fscked everything to death. The Disk Utility confirms my old drive is subject to imminent failure. I found a post that suggested that Ubuntu has a bug involving a race condition that can cause...
OK, I tried commenting out the /tmp line in fstab and it changed nothing.
I'll try that, thanks. I just noticed I don't have an sdb4, but I read that an extended partition starts at partition 5, so the gap would be expected...
By the way, I don't know if it's relevant or not but I found a post by someone with a similar problem and someone said to change the permissions on /tmp partition to 1777. The user said that fixed...
Well, I fscked it with gparted and there were no errors so I don't think it's complaining of a file system error. It would seem to be a problem with fstab or something.
I am still getting the...
Yes, twice, since the first time I ran the purge it automatically reinstalled grub2. And technically it was the 10.04 livecd I'm using now, not a thumb drive. My thumb drive is dying as well. The...
As expected, fsck found nothing. It's a brand new drive that's only been partitioned (with gparted) and had files copied over. What exactly would changing the fstab line to have 0 0 do and why...
Boot Info Script 0.55 dated February 15th, 2010
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=> Grub 0.97 is installed in the MBR of...
Won't boot after moving to new hard drive and partition structure
Background:
Old drive is dying, so I copied the system over to my new drive. I've moved /home and /tmp to separate partitions and updated fstab and grub with the appropriate UUIDs from blkid. Grub...
Anyone know a good alternative to a Blackberry that works well with Linux (Ubuntu in particular)?
The logos are proprietary in the literal sense of the word, but the arguments against using proprietary things like audio & video formats are invalid against trademarks. There are good reason to use...
It's not proprietary or "unfree" because the name & logo are trademarks. They're just defending their rights. There are ethical/legal, and practical reasons to do this. If distros ship modified...