I don't know SAMBA, so I don't knw how much help I can be, but I'll try.
That choice of UID and GID is one I assume can write the files?
You might want to make sure that user is also in an...
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I don't know SAMBA, so I don't knw how much help I can be, but I'll try.
That choice of UID and GID is one I assume can write the files?
You might want to make sure that user is also in an...
Well, that was fast.
One thing you might try doing is burning a Knoppix CD and see how far it gets. It will explain what it is doing during boot, and may report and error or other problem that...
You can tell cpufrequtils to never scale up by running it on "powersave" instead of "conservative" or "ondemand". That might fix it.
Does this look like it?
https://bugs.launchpad.net/nautilus-sendto/+bug/285283
Google is your friend.
Disclaimer: I do not take any responsibilty for any trouble you get into, be it legal or moral.
The best transparent proxy server that is open source is Squid.
http://www.squid-cache.org/
It...
See what the system thinks about the battery:
cat /proc/acpi/battery/BAT0/info
BAT0 might be named something else.
In particular, look at the capacity. That's how HAL/ACPI make decisions...
Unfortunately, I don't know about the SAMBA side, but NFS usually is set up by making everything owned by one user, and then having every action done by every user be "as that user". This is user...
Does the BIOS have a "USB legary keyboard" mode? That can cause all sorts of strange problems.
Do you have cpufrequtils? It can save quite a bit of power by reducing your processing time.
http://www.ubuntugeek.com/howto-change-cpu-frequency-scaling-in-ubuntu.html
What it is connected with, PCI, USB, etc.?
Try lspci -nn for PCI, and lsusb to took at devices in those busses. If that doesn't work, try sudo lshw.
The NFS filesystem will "lock things up" because the VFS (file system layer) will block all disk access to the volume while waiting on a request.
Perhaps there is a similar effect, locking the...
Speaking as a long-time Mac user (at least before there was Linux), I think the second comment was closeset:
I would also add that this has resulted in almost a culture among developers:...
This is the only thing I know about. It's called yaboot, and works on PPC machines only (I did it a few times): http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/2004.2/handbook-ppc.xml?part=1&chap=10
But I...
Being used to it, I use the command line. This should work in both OS X and Ubuntu:
sudo ifconfig interface 173.3.126.132 up
On Ubuntu, interface is eth0, eth1, ... or wlan0, wlan1, ... etc....
You can write a rule to block ports 6881 to 6889 in a firewall (such as Firestarter).
This should do it in iptables, which is more the hacker approach:
iptables -A INPUT -d localhost -m...
But that is for native compiling. He needs to cross compile, assuming that he is compiling on the PC.
I have always found building cross toolchains (compiler, linker, etc.) a pain. I always used...
Not an iPod expert, but it looks like you're missing headers for glibc ("stdio.h not found"). Either that, or your path is not set correctly.
My favorite game is an old one, Descent. Unfortunately, it's already open source (but not FOSS).
Therefore, my suggestion is somewhat more general, and has always been what myself or friends have...
I have an ACPI script which currently runs on resume from suspend, in the /etc/acpi/resume.d directory.
If I want it to execute also after I hibernate the computer and restart it, what directory...
I'm not sure, but I bet if you could write an fstab entry for it, it could put it in.
If you just wanted a GUI, try pysdm:
http://pysdm.sourceforge.net/
Looking around, there was apparently a bug in Ubuntu some versions back with it detecting imaginary batteries:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-power-manager/+bug/135548
Open a...
The line that strikes me is:
/home/ben/Desktop/ZD1211LnxDrv_2_16_0_0/src/zd1205.c:34:26: error: linux/config.h: No such file or directory
The fact you have a Makefile suggests that if there...
See if this article helps:
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/5465
It might be a self-extracting archive. Try running this in a terminal:
unzip driver.exe and see if it uncompresses into an INF file and a SYS file (which is what one would expect). If that doesn't...