Try typing sudo before the command you run. Then enter your password and that should work. Only use sudo when you have to.
Try typing sudo before the command you run. Then enter your password and that should work. Only use sudo when you have to.
I am trying to install A Tale In the Desert which is a .run file. I navigate to Downloads which is where it is and I type
chmod -x eClient-linux-i686.run
and hit enter and it does nothing, just back to the prompt
ethan@ubuntu:~Downloads$ chmod -x eClient-linux-i686.run
ethan@ubuntu:~Downloads$
is what I end up with... any thoughts of what stupidity I'm doing here?
Thanks as I'm new to Linux, liking it... just a bit of a learning curve.
1) Right Click - Properties - Permissions - Allow executing as a program
2) Double Click
3) Feel like idiot.
I am attempting to use this method to install the new nvidia graphics driver and all goes well until I try to stop the GDM. I get an error message saying to cannot acquire name. I ran the gdm stop command with sudo but it still didn't work. I tried to install the driver anyway and it said the X server was stil running, so I assume that I have to stop it somehow. The instructions in nvidia's readme file aren't clear on how to stop the X server either.
Any help is greatly appreciated
**I dug a little deeper and found that I had to use
$ sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
Driver is now installed and working great. Thanks all for the information
Last edited by Thonyv; March 25th, 2010 at 03:57 PM. Reason: problem solved
Thanks! Worked perfectly!
Hello how do you run it as a Admin this is what i get
VirtualBox Version 4.0.8 r71778 (2011-05-16T16:58:14Z) installer
This program must be run with administrator privileges. Aborting
thanks
nice tutorial
thanks very usefull
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