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I have SWAP at the end, after everything else, but my machine as 4 GB of RAM and runs fine with only about 500 MB of SWAP.

I have about 30 GB for Ubuntu root, another 30 GB for OpenSUSE root, and...

"gparted" is a tool that lets you re-partition your hard drive (or change the size of the partitions - very powerful tool with lots of options). Not sure if it's included anymore when you download...

So I just replace my old dLink router with a Cisco Linksys EA3500. It works fine so long as you know how and are able to configure router settings via a web browser (since their included setup...

The relative lack of built-in security flaws, the low-profile target it presents, not worrying so much about my non-computer savvy family members clicking random email attachments, the occasional...

My wife & daughter (neither very computer savvy) and I are all now running Linux on our computers but we all also still have a Micro$oft partition for things that specifically block Linux (NetFlix...

A) . . . you understand most (if not all) the posts in this thread.
B) . . . you actually READ most of the posts in this thread.
C) . . . you contributed more than one post to this thread.

Did you try to "un-zip" the RPM file and manually copy the libcackey.so into the /usr/lib64/pkcs11 directory? That's what worked for me on the 64-bit install on my Intel i3.

lingenfr, I've used it on 10.10 and it's worked fine. The install script wouldn't run but I was able the "un-zip" the RPM file and manually copy the libcackey.so into the /usr/lib64/pkcs11 directory.

Thanks, ponga! That worked fine - just went in out at work and downloaded the rpm file from software.forge and copied the .so file into my pkcs11 folder and now it's reading my GEMALTO 144 card like...

I'm seeing the same thing as PhilB; I had the CAC reader running fine in Jaunty and then had to replace my CAC out at work, now the new one is coming up with that same "Status - Not Present" and...

I'm having the same question with my vaio CW about screen brightness. I've not gotten the nvidia card working either, though, but I'll try another topic thread to deal with that.

Showing my age but I remember when the old Apple PC's (II, II+, IIgs, etc.) were the only computers most schools could afford. The "POS Apples" a lot of high schools had were there because starting...

I believe /dev/sda is drive 0 (first hard drive) and /dev/sdb is drive 1 (second hard drive). Partitions on the drives are usually identified as /dev/sda1, /dev/sda2, etc. If there is no data you...

Best option I can think of is to boot from the LiveCD, copy /home/"USERNAME" to a USB drive, then when running the reinstall see if it will import user accounts? I don't know that this will work -...

I usually go to http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_40_0/libs/libraries.htm.

I also ran a quick search and found a bunch of links here:
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I personally install Firestarter on all my home-use boxes as the GUI is easier to talk people through when they need to make changes. Most of the changes I've had to do is opening ports to allow LAN...

I just set up Evolution yesterday evening myself and also had to play with it to make it work. The Google website had some generic help files that were useful once I actually read what they said,...

Yep, I've got all the computers in my house running Ubuntu except my wife's laptop. I have it installed on that one but I have to wait until she finishes going through her email before I can get her...

I'm a big fan of Hiren's Boot CD - it has a lot of disk partition tools (along with lots of other tools as well). If you're pressed for time, though, just see if you can download a partitioning tool...

It seems they're correct in specifically what they say - the "spin" to make the situation look favorable to them. I know lots of Windows users who are just as lost, though, and have just as much...

Yep, I'm having the same issue. I've edited my user agent switcher data using lines I've found here as well as from some other Linux forums but no luck - it works fine until I click the "Submit"...