Maybe I misunderstood what you're trying to do, but as I understand it, you just want the machine to go into a text console login after running some custom Python script at boot?
All you need to...
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Maybe I misunderstood what you're trying to do, but as I understand it, you just want the machine to go into a text console login after running some custom Python script at boot?
All you need to...
Emacs is an extremely powerful tool (it's basically a LISP interpreter with file editing functions built in). I run my terminal inside Emacs itself so I don't have to worry about ever using my mouse...
Is there any reason you can't open the files you want to copy from in Emacs as well? Then you just copy and paste within Emacs. Emacs should ignore the "soft" line breaks that the terminal would...
Wow! I'm starting to feel kind of dumb now. I can't tell you how long I fought with this issue.
Thanks for the post!
I'm experiencing these problems as well. I'm not really a kernel dev either, but I'll take a look at it and see what I can figure out.
Are you having any trouble with the ethernet port? I'm...
I accepted the latest Natty update about which I was notified a couple of days ago (I don't remember exactly). I don't remember a new kernel being pushed out, but for the record I'm on...
All right. Now I rebooted with the second monitor attached and everything is still okay. So I'm officially stumped.
I'm glad that the problem is fixed, but I sure wish I knew what fixed it.
Well, gee. I rebooted into the older version of the kernel (2.6.35) and unplugged the secondary monitor from the laptop. Then the mouse was working properly. So I was ready to blame it on the...
Okay, so I've tried a couple of things: Modifying the pointer feedbacks (both via xset and xinput) and modifying the mouse polling rate by using the "mousepoll=" option when loading the usbhid kernel...
Well, now that you mention it, I did kind of notice that the mouse on my docking station seemed a bit "slow" as well after the upgrade. I won't be back in the office until Monday, so I'll have to...
I have a Dell Latitude E6410 that I just yesterday upgraded to Natty. Everything seemed to go fairly well, save for one issue. The USB mouse that I have plugged into it shows *A LOT* of lag between...
The way to add new sudo privileges is via the "visudo" utility (man visudo). The only catch here is that you need root to use visudo. So if you've lost your root password, this isn't going to help...
Well, I'm taking a total guess as to what your fstab looks like (a copy would help to provide a clearer answer).
I find that /boot tends to grow a little out of control after a couple of kernel...
Is there some reason that using "apt-get dist-upgrade" isn't working for you?
Forgot to mention, if you're using a C-shell variant, things are a little trickier. C-shell historically didn't support I/O redirects. So it might be easier just to switch to bash, even if it is...
If you're using "bash" as your shell (or any of the Bourne shell variants: ksh, zsh, ash, etc), just do:
dpkg -l > packages.list
This will store all of your package selections in the file named...
First of all, don't despair. In general, you'll find the Linux user community quite willing to help you out when you run into trouble.
Sounds like you have a couple of problems there. Let's take...
"mount -t ntfs" doesn't do it for you? What have you tried so far?