run a live version and use the command 'baobab' to help clear up the windows 8 partition. will also tell you what is causing the program. please post updates 'cause a virus that takes up that much...
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run a live version and use the command 'baobab' to help clear up the windows 8 partition. will also tell you what is causing the program. please post updates 'cause a virus that takes up that much...
use imgburn. google it. it's free and light weight. burn the iso to disk with it. boot from cd. follow prompts.
http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/install-desktop-latest
Wait. you may have joined this group:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/policykit-desktop-privileges/+bug/1240336
brainbug found a solution. comment #33...
'id' is a good command. i don't know i run as root all day long. this might help you it's my /etc/group
root:x:0:
daemon:x:1:
bin:x:2:
sys:x:3:
adm:x:4:
tty:x:5:
nope i put my /boot/ in my "ubuntu" drive. you just have to link it to your MBR with grub.
# sudo mkdir /mnt/boot
make empy mount directory
# sudo blkid
display disk partitions
# sudo...
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1583028
you might try testdisk to repair the System partition. also you may try this: http://www.appassure.com/support/KB/4610043/
put interface up
# sudo ifconfig eth0 up
acquire ip. use one of the three(whatever works):
# sudo dhclient eth0
# sudo dhclient3 eth0
# sudo dhcpcd eth0
repair your install:
#sudo apt-get...
if you have a live cd then boot with it.. mount the boot partition
# sudo mkdir /mnt/boot
# sudo mount /dev/sdXY /mnt/boot
replace X for the letter and Y for the partition number. use 'sudo...
the CD's bootloader may be trying to boot to the harddrive..
during the boot menu use the 'e' edit or 'c' command prompt to make sure it is being linked to the cd instead of the harddrive
gparted makes it very simple for creating the swap partitions. use the above method to auto swapon at boot.
also try debian wheezy for it has multiarch support for cpus.
what are you dd'ing? please be more specific.
"initrd.img not found?" or "xxx.img not found"
um the user that you are on needs to be added to the correct groups.. i know that much.. you may try the useradd and usermod command.
thanks
lol you were converting backtrack to ubuntu. i did that too and got the same errors.
i bet you could just
sudo gedit /var/lib/dpkg/status
and remove the versions that are giving you...
A little composuer i made
make sure your pc-speaker module is not blacklisted.
its something like snd_pcspk
then
#sudo apt-get install beep
here's the music
once more.. i figured it out. i simply removed 'startx' from my ~/.bash_profile
i found it. it is my 'tightvncserver'. it is definitely running everything twice. how do i fix this?
have you tried that card in another computer? also some cards don't have very good range due to their antennas..
cat /tmp/fmtutil.Rw2mcRnb > ~/Desktop/errorlog.txt
what's in the log /tmp/fmtutil.Rw2mcRnb?
that is what we need to see.
theres a good screensaver pack called rss-glx
gnarly! i saved this thread.
I bet it is and that's brilliant! makes an easy way instead of having to jtag. also you would have to edit your /etc/hosts file to have the xbox connect to your pc instead of the real deal. ha