It says on vim PPA manager Jonathon F's launchpad page that:
"This account belonged to a deceased user and has been archived."
(In fact, Jonathon F. died in January of 2023.)
But on the...
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It says on vim PPA manager Jonathon F's launchpad page that:
"This account belonged to a deceased user and has been archived."
(In fact, Jonathon F. died in January of 2023.)
But on the...
SOLVED. It's the CMOS battery.
I always turn off the power supply as well as the motherboard. Yesterday I left the power supply on all night and booted today directly into the preferred OS...
I am also at this point suspecting the CMOS battery, but could I maybe get some clarification about running the the above commands?
So just before shutting down, I created a cmos_ram_01.bin file...
> You didn't say what make/model/kind of system it is.
I built my desktop workstation computer myself. The only relevant info I can think of to answer this is in my sig.
> Whatever UEFI/BIOS...
The problem doesn't occur on reboots. It also doesn't occur after complete shutdown and waiting a few minutes.
It occurs when I boot up the next morning, or after some longer (longer than 5...
A few weeks back I noticed that my desktop workstation was no longer booting directly into the login screen for Ubuntu MATE 22.04, but straight to the BIOS/UEFI.
From the BIOS screen I can hit...
One thing I've discovered is that this problem appears to be NOT profile-related. I created a passwordless guest account, and the same thing happens in that account - if I click on a JPG file, the...
For awhile it did appear that folks were having trouble with anything after nvidia driver 470. I did not go above that until I installed 22.04. (I still use 470 on my 20.04 install.)
535 looks...
I got rid of all the "nvidia-1010" stuff. All I could find on it was:
linux-nvidia-5.19-headers-5.19.0-1010
"This package provides kernel header files for version 5.19.0, for sites that want...
> the 535 driver, recommended for Windows
Wow. First I've heard of it. You have any links about this?
Nothing said about windows here:...
Thanks for your response, aljames2.
Three things I've tried so far:
I disabled ALL Caja extensions and re-booted. Didn't help.
I did a complete removal of Caja, re-booted, re-installed...
This is totally a new one for me:
Caja has been crashing like crazy on me
(see: Caja v1.26.0-1ubuntu1 frequent crashing on UbuntuMATE 22.04 below in the index)
and I can't keep any folder with...
Caja crashes when I open any folder containing JPGs or PDFs. The folder instantly disappears. after a second or two.
Here is a sample of the warnings that .xsession-errors is showing:
368...
So, by trial-and-error, it turns out that all of firmware versions 4501, 4402 and 3904 caused the black monitor problem on restarts.
(I didn't bother trying 4406). These are all the versions...
Today I upgraded my Asus motherboard UEFI BIOS firmware from v3801 (dated 2021/08/12) to the current firmware version 4501 (dated 2023/05/23).
The upgrade process itself went fine with no...
So the original problem was that whenever I turned off executable for the /etc/grub.d/10_linux script, I would always get the error message:
error: can't find command 'gfxmode' whenever I...
Just did that with executable off for all scripts higher that 06_custom, and at the moment, that causes the same error message to appear when I select to boot the top (main) menu item (because that...
06_custom contains:
(a) the menu-entry code for the first six menu (and submenu) items that are in the pic above;
(b) the 41_custom script because I have a small custom.cfg file that...
With all the scripts in /etc/grub.d/ set as executable, I do not get the error message mentioned above when I select to boot a menu item.
I DO get the two unwanted bottom menu entries (see...
I want to hide the two default entries that say "Ubuntu" and "Advanced Options for Ubuntu".
Those are the only two default menu-entries left that display if I leave executable ON for 10_linux,...
No, I get unwanted entries in the grub menu when I make 10_linux executable, as stated in my original post.
Thanks for the suggestion but this didn't get rid of the error message.
There must be something in the 10_linux file about gfxmode that I need to put in 06_custom.
I've made a customized grub menu by placing all entries in the file /etc/grub.d/06_custom.
The grub menu now appears exactly as I want it, *IF* turn off the executable bit for both of the...
I'm marking this thread as solved since its various issues have been fixed, the most recent issue being that my main 20.04 system was very slow to load.
Apparently, OS Prober was (and may still...
I went ahead and did this. I moved 20_memtest86+ into my home dir and named it OLD___20memtest86+ , then installed grub-efi-amd64, and got no warnings.
A new boot-info report is here:...