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Managed to get it working by statically mounting the /home/users partition instead of using the automounter.

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/at-spi2-core/+bug/870874

Cheers,
Stephan

Hi all,

I've setup the LTSP server based on the latest (12.04 64-bit) release of Edubuntu. The setup works fine for local users, except that we have a central LDAP-based user administration,...

What about the data on the new PV?

We have a problem that two different servers need to be "merged" with respect to one LV (/home). Is it possible, assuming that the filenames do not overlap, of...

Hi all,

I am running several Ubuntu servers 10.04 and installed etckeeper on all of them. Instead of using a nightly backup (classic tar.gz of /etc/*), since the entire information including all...

This is not reported twice for me, df is showing hd is full, but it's definitively NOT.

I tried moving the files to another folder outside of the encryption, but that just ate up space and now I...

Hello all,

I am trying to use the NetworkManager to connect to my wireless networks. However, I would like to avoid using the nm-applet.

I've tried using cnetworkmanager, but I can't seem to...

org-mode: NICE :)

I am using the one from the PPA.

Cheers,
Stephan

OK, here are the step-by-step instructions (this assumes your eeecontrol is installed):

Hit Alt+F2 or start a terminal and enter this:

gksu gedit /etc/default/grub
(enter your password). Then...

I don't know about that, you should have that file if you use grub. However, as far as I can tell, there should be a default file located at

/usr/share/grub/default/grub

- maybe that helps.
...

Ok I figured it out.

You have to change the following line in your /etc/default/grub:


GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"


to

Same thing here. When trying to restart it from the terminal, I get this output:


$ sudo /etc/init.d/eee-control restart
* Restarting Eee PC hardware control eee-control-daemon
Cannot access...

Hi ppl,

just had a pretty embarrassing experience - sat in an internet cafe with my music on loud using my headphones when my cell phone vibrated and upon taking off my headphones I noticed that...

Hi all,

I need some help figuring out what is going on with an Intel 82801-DB LPC controller which handles the Super I/O in my motherboard. I don't know the exact type of my motherboard (can...

Hello all,

I need a single module that is in the staging directory of the 2.6.32 tree. I've downloaded the 2.6.32 mainline packages from the kernel-team ppa from here:...

This is a perfect example of unnecessary introduction of complications for the sake of few. I am sure this will break ogg support on multiple devices.

Does my Android play .oga files?

No need, just edit the menu entry accordingly.

Hello,

I've got a Lenovo 300 N100, and ran it since Edgy. I used to be able to switch to an external monitor/beamer just fine, however, since Gutsy I can't do that anymore.

Can anyone point me...

Hi,

I am using the latest Evolution distributed with Ubuntu 8.04.1, and have the following problem: whenever someone sends me an encrypted e-mail (he is using Thunderbird+Enigmail), the message is...

Hi all,

I have Ubuntu installed on a laptop which has a different keyboard layout than my external keyboard. The laptop is German, while the external keyboard has the US layout. I used to use a...

Hi folks,

MATLAB was developed for UNIX before it was developed for Windows so it should run fine (and it does). I used to use Kile for LaTeX editing, now I use XEmacs - I like the features of...

Maybe not the right thread, but there is a Engineering Linxu Distribution out there, called CAELinux. I haven't tried it myself, but there seems to a couple of applications supporting 3D CAD as well....

It helped actually using the bash shell when I had that problem. Instead of 'sh', make sure that it is 'bash' ('sh' somtimes is a link to a stripped down version of the shell).

YMMV

Stephan

Thanks, this really helped me out.

Stephan

Hi,

I've got a beginner's question regarding a memory leak that I am experiencing.

I've got this code which creates it:


AGradient *ag;

while(k < 50) {

I found this, but the page apparently doesn't exist yet.

Does anyone know who edited the TOC to include a link to a document that doesn't exist? Does anyone know how I could find out?

I guess...