Some of which I was using. I went and complained about it on the Faust mailing list but then I realize they don't supply a deb package.
Package: faust
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Some of which I was using. I went and complained about it on the Faust mailing list but then I realize they don't supply a deb package.
Package: faust
Status: install ok installed
Priority:...
We have managed to install macfanctld, and it gives the following output.
martin@LinuxBookAir:~$ cat /var/log/macfanctl.log
Using parameters:
temp_avg_floor: 45
temp_avg_ceiling: 55...
Thanks for the replies. It is conceivable that I power cycled the laptop because it seems to lock up from time to time, no particular pattern other than it doesn't like to come out of a suspend...
Now that this has happened a few times I now recognize the symptoms. First symptom is browsers not working, or unable to save anything. Then I see Package Update manager icon at upper right, red...
I appreciate your efforts to assist. I just needed to get back to productivity and while not completely back to where I was, I'm pretty close. If it happens again I'll certainly come back.
DL
I guess this one stumped our panel of celebrity judges! Something bad and out of the ordinary must have happened although I cannot tell you what it was. I did a backup of my home directory to the...
Thanks a lot for your help.
To summarize, everything was working fine up until last Thursday. It is not a minimal install. It is a default install.
I got a warning from the package manager...
That was the full error message. To my knowledge I did not upgrade the kernel. Wifi worked when booting from Live DVD.
Out of curiosity, how do we exhaust fully the suspicion of "Secure Boot and...
gary@gary-S551LA:~$ sudo modprobe ath9k
[sudo] password for gary:
modprobe: FATAL: Module ath9k not found in directory /lib/modules/4.4.0-59-generic
All right, I tried it with sudo this time, and renamed the script to .sh from .txt prior to running it.
Report follows:
########## wireless info START ##########
I downloaded the wireless-info.txt file to a USB drive from Windows then rebooted into Ubuntu. Ubuntu did not mount the USB stick automatically, so I went back to Windows and put the file onto the...
I will try. I'll have to save all the commands and then copy them when I'm booted into the actual hard drive. Whether I enable Secure Boot or disable it (in BIOS) makes no difference. I'll follow...
I created a new Ubuntu 16.04 DVD and booted up in Live mode. My networking adapters are found and working. I was able to go find the /var/log/dpkg.log from last Thursday when the disaster occurred....
What precipitated all of this was a red ball notification saying something was goofed up and I should run the package manager.
Specifically it suggested that I run sudo dpkg --configure -a.
I...
That procedure is probably going to be harder than reinstalling, though I appreciate it. I did manage to run the backup mgr to make a backup of my home directory. I have no network connections so I...
Wow, lots of traffic here. All I can say is that I have rebooted probably a dozen times. I either enable or disable secure boot in the BIOS setup. It makes no difference to the situation. However...
I am running 16.04 LTS on my Asus laptop. It is a dual boot with Windows 10. Ubuntu has been working fine for months.
Today, I saw a big red dot in the upper right, and clicked on it. Got a...