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My laptop is an HP G60 (G60-115EM), I have an integrated graphics card:

Intel Corporation Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated Graphics Controller (rev 07)

I am using no propitiatory drivers,...

I have an external monitor which I use most of the time, and when in use my laptop screen is set to off. When I want to disconnect my external monitor, I need to restart gnome and disconnect the...

I am trying to send a window to the tray using the process ID, which it says I can do in the documentation, see link
http://alltray.trausch.us/wiki/Documentation
I have version 0.69 and there is...

It seems as though it was the line in my config, very strange that it worked for my last location.

Thanks for you help.

I have been using conkyForecast without any issues for a while now, but I have recently moved and I am now getting N/A instead of the current weather status.

This is for location UKXX0085 (UK...

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I have been using conkyForecast without any issues for a while now, but I have recently moved and I am now getting N/A instead of the current weather status.

This is for location UKXX0085 (UK...

You should be able to boot from the liveCD and use the partition editor from there.

Oh, I didn't understand what your problem was, I thought it wasn't clearing your screen.

what is the output of

echo $TERM

You can edit /etc/sudoers with a line as follows:

user ALL=NOPASSWD: /path/command

that will allow you to run sudo without having to enter a password, then you can just create a launcher...

have you tried command

sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg

What are the permissions on
/home/vineet/.config/menus/applications.menu

Sorry, i miss-read your post, I saw ntfs and jumped straight in.

Have you tried

sudo chown -iR userID:groupID /(filesystem)/

try

sudo umount /dev/dvd


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if that doesn't work you can use fuser to kill any process using the drive

sudo fuser -km /dev/dvd

you will need to boot from the liveCD, then run

sudo fsck /dev/sda1 (or what ever partition your install in on).

Should be

/dev/sda1 /data/music ntfs-3g defaults,uid=n,gid=n 0 0

for ntfs

Lost+found is used to keep corrupt files from the filesystem. If you run fsck on the filesystem it should sort it out. You will need to umount the filesystem to run fsck.

you could add an entry in /etc/sudoers so that sudo doesn't need a password to run the command.

Is there an entry for openoffice in either /etc/init.d/ or /etc/rc2.d/?

Click show hidden files in the "view" menu

Run

sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg

this should give you the higher resolution options again.

Sounds like you have an issue with motherboard. Check your PC/motherboard manufacturer's website for description on what the beeps mean.

you can mount the partition by editing /etc/fstab and adding a line similar to

/dev/sda2 /home/(yourname)/mountpoint ext3 defaults 0 0

if partition is ntfs add line
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