Looking through your boot repair report, I believe that you should have typed:
sudo mount /dev/sda6 /mnt
This will point the files to the /boot/grub directory, which is on sda6.
Is this the...
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Looking through your boot repair report, I believe that you should have typed:
sudo mount /dev/sda6 /mnt
This will point the files to the /boot/grub directory, which is on sda6.
Is this the...
Hi,
I first installed Ubuntu 9.04 as a server for my eeebox. It's a great little box and ran just fine. When 10.04 came out, I upgraded it from 9.04 (through 9.10). A few months ago, I upgraded it...
To change an account password without admin access, you will need to reboot and choose "Recovery Mode". When you are presented with the option about how to boot, choose the "Root" option. At the...
Are you using the ATI drivers or the included open source drivers for your card? You might want to try switching drivers and seeing if that helps (open source for proprietary/proprietary for open...
Hmmm... It doesn't look like your picture from gparted gives all the info needed. Either you are using gpt for your partitions (which is what it looks like) or you have mbr partitions with your linux...
You can install pavucontrol (eg. sudo apt-get install pavucontrol) and change the HDMI setting under output. This program will give you much better access to ALL of your channels - analog, digital,...
If you delete the default administrator account (or change its privileges), you can return admin goodness by rebooting to a prompt. You can get to this prompt by choosing "Recovery" from GRUB and...
If you had 32-bit 10.04 and did an in-place upgrade, you would receive the 32-bit 12.04. You cannot simply upgrade from 32-bit to 64-bit, you must do a reinstall.
For more info on the difference...
Another solution is to try Y-PPA Manager and let it fix the issue. 10.04 desktop has been sunsetted - 10.04 server still has two years. So, certain archives are and will be still available.
A quick...
One of the easiest to use is the CLI program dd. The basic use is:
For instance, if I wanted to make an image of my operating system, which is on the first partition of the first drive, directed...
Hi,
To change themes, the best tool is Unsettings. It allows you pretty granular control over you themes - selecting icons-cursors-window decorations, etc. You should be able to change the Dash...
Don't install anything else on your PC. This will prevent data that is still present - but not visible - from being overwritten. Check out this post for more detailed instructions. You should be able...
I have also had problems with USB partitions of 4 GB or more. Once I changed to a 2GB partition, everything worked as expected.
Peace,
Paul :cool:
I had something similar. Take a look at this post.
Paul :cool:
Before 12.04, I had to turn off USB legacy support in BIOS to get suspend to work. After upgrading to 12.04, I also ended up following the directions from this post to get my (non-Asus) desktop...
If you *have* to login as root, just run the command:
sudo su
However, read the above referenced post as all of the warnings about working as root apply. I find that the 15 minute window for sudo...
I would encourage you to install the LTS. You will get 5 years of on-going support - security, applications, etc. As a server, you usually do not need the extras found in the interim releases. Plus,...
From your next-to-last post, it looks like you were trying to change partitions on your hard drive - not the USB. Good thing that it wouldn't allow it. Please plug in your USB drive and run fdisk...
Your flash drive may not be setup correctly. I have found that the following steps are most likely to produce a bootable USB flash drive.
Use gparted to delete all the partitions on the flash...
You will need to boot from a LiveCD and delete the present partitions, and then install the OS. To do this:
Put a bootable USB with LiveCD in a USB port.
Repeatedly press the <ESC> key during...
I have 5 Seashell netbooks that I use for a computer lab. During the workshops, my students have installed Ubuntu multiple times on the netbooks. The only failure that I have experienced was when I...
Hey Kienan,
What in the instructions worked for you? Just would like to know...
Thanks.
Paul :cool:
Hi Kiinan,
You could try to run the following two commands from the command line:
sudo apt-get clean
sudo apt-get update
If you continue to have difficulties, check out this thread on...
I looked this up @ Askbuntu and found several solutions for you.
You can check out /var/log/lightdm and see if there is a specific error message.
You can simply delete the .Xauthority in your...
I have done fresh installs in the past and have tried both of the ways you mentioned. It ended up being much easier to just edit the files in /etc, using the info from the previous install. This...