I have the same problem with crouton on a chromebook. Apparently the utmp error messages are normal. As far as I can tell job management doesn't work at all in crouton, but you can start sshd with:...
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I have the same problem with crouton on a chromebook. Apparently the utmp error messages are normal. As far as I can tell job management doesn't work at all in crouton, but you can start sshd with:...
I'm currently using the git-core ppa [1,2] to get the latest version of git. With the latest upgrade, however, I think a few things fell out of the package... Specifically PS1-related stuff has been...
Thank you!!! That has been bugging me for a few weeks...
For google:
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Oh man, that sounds like fun! I'm afraid I honestly have no idea, but my instincts agree with yours. It would be interesting to see what kernel configuration messed with the ethernet driver...
Interesting... I have the exact same ethernet controller and it's all working for me in Lynx without driver-compiling fun... I can't comment on the wifi chipset...
This issue hasn't existed for me since about kernel 2.30 ish, but I guess if you're trying to compile the drivers it's because it's not working for you... What laptop/ethernet chipset is it?
I can confirm that 2.6.31-17 works! Oh happy day. My crontab still looks like this just in case there are still issues with the battery indicator widget not updating itself:
# m h dom mon dow...
Well that's no fun at all. In case I was misleading in my earlier post, recompiling the kernel wasn't *that* bad. The instructions on the site I linked to are well written and easy to follow and it...
Are you sure the file actually exists at that location? Post the output of ls /root. You might have downloaded the tar to your user home directory, logged in as root, and then tried to reference the...
Looks like there was something being done. I just compiled the latest ubuntu kernel (2.6.31-16.51 at the time of this posting) and everything (wifi, wired, acpi, etc.) worked great! It's nice to not...
First of all, welcome to Ubuntu. Second, I got my fingerprint scanner using fingerprint GUI.
Installation directions:
Download the latest fingerprint GUI tarball (I'm using 0.12) (direct...
I can vouch for the disabling acpi method. I (not surprisingly) had the same issue on my 5739g and it (not surprisingly) worked for me too.
The problem with disabling acpi is that, well, you don't...
After setting acpi=off in grub2 everything just worked (i.e. I didn't need to compile drivers)... It "fixed" the wifi too...
Has anyone tried this in 9.10? When I try to compile the driver I get the following errors:
mgalgs@cobalgz:~/src/atheros/src$ make
make -C /lib/modules/2.6.31-14-generic/build...
It never fails that whenever I post to the forums after struggling with something for hours upon hours, I solve my own problem within a few minutes of my posting. :-)
If you ask me, this is really...
So I'm getting some weird behavior with the recv function in C (berkeley sockets). It isn't blocking like it "should" be. It's behaving as though I had OR'd MSG_DONTWAIT into the flags on the call to...
Anyone trying to install ngspice should check out this guide and this thread
mount -t vboxsf share mount_point
Same problem here with Intrepid and Firefox 3.0.4. Fixed with sirebral's fix:
(note that you must do this while firefox isn't running for it to work because it writes that file on exit!)
I know this post is quite old but I'm posting anyways in case anyone runs into this page searching.
I don't have a solution to your problem either, but (perhaps) an explanation.
gprof measures...
Here's a nasty little one just to facilitate connecting to a wireless network from the terminal. (Note: there is currently no support for encryption...Sad, I know but that's all I needed it for.)
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Okay I figured it out and I feel quite silly about what the problem was! If anyone has the same problem here's what I did.
My problem was that I was source'ing a file in my .bashrc that was...
Hmmm, the problem is that I didn't compile anything. It's almost as if the xilinx installer made ldconfig look at the libstdc++.so.6 in my home directory rather than the regular one. I just need to...
So after installing the xilinx ise webpack ldconfig is pointing to the wrong libstdc++.so.6 shared library. This is giving me errors when I try to run programs that need this shared library. For...