Then it seems that the usbserial driver does not recognise the scanner, I suggest you look up the make of the scanner to find out what driver, if any, is available for Linux.
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Then it seems that the usbserial driver does not recognise the scanner, I suggest you look up the make of the scanner to find out what driver, if any, is available for Linux.
Are you trying to connect to the router, or to your PC?
If you are trying to connect to the router then do not configure NAT for SSH - this will make the router forward SSH connections to your PC,...
If no error message then the module has been (or was) already installed. Unplug and re-plug the scanner.
It is entirely possible that the scanner is not recognised by the standard usbserial driver -...
All snap or apt packages require the admin password to install. In general, all changes outside of your home directory need admin rights.
You can regard Ubuntu's snap store and apt repository as...
/etc/fstab is a configuration file that you will find on the Ubuntu system disk after you have installed it. The file is created by the installer and describes which disks/partitions the system...
Well, after 25+ years using Linux, I'm obviously still a beginner. I just had to try that to see if it was true. It is.
<Shuffles away shaking his head and mumbling...>
If I understand right, then the mount point (condition b) is owned by you, but the filesystem on the drive itself (seen when mounted in state a) is owned by root.
I don't see a problem there,...
Can you post the output of "ls -l /media/me" for both conditions a and b?
16TB is quite big. I don't know XFS, but is it possible that mkfs.xfs was still busy writing to the disk? "iostat -x 2" should show you if the disk is being actively used. Not being killable might...
Bingo! Thank you.
I installed linux-generic-hwe-20.04-edge (can't help wanting the shiny new things).
It installed these 3 as dependencies: linux-headers-generic-hwe-20.04-edge,...
My laptop (Ryzen 4700U) doesn't work with the 20.04 kernels because they don't have the required drivers, so I had to install a recent kernel-ppa/mainline. I tend to get and install the latest...
I have a similar question. My laptop (Ryzen 4700U) doesn't work with the 20.04 kernels because they don't have the required drivers, so I had to install a recent kernel-ppa/mainline. I tend to get...
OK, here's an outline:
I assume you can mount the server directory in Ubuntu using CIFS. I can't help you with that, never done it.
I assume it is mounted at /media/<WIN_SERVER_NAME> and has...
This sounds like a use case for bindfs to me. Bindfs can mount an existing directory into another directory, but changing ownership and permissions at the same time. You can either increase or...
No such problem on Xubuntu 20.04. Firefox is version 84.0. I wonder if some fairly new feature is missing from 18.04.
Exactly that. "man bash" is really hard to read unless you know what you are looking for. Try "man bash" and search for QUOTING (yes, capitals). There is this sentence:
You are right, I misunderstood. Try this:
grep 'PATTERN1
PATTERN2
PATTERN3' INPUTFILE.TXT
or this which places newlines into the search string (note the dollar in front to fix up interpreting...
Grep normally works on single lines. You will never find a \n with grep because it splits the input into lines before searching. Unless you use -z to convert \n to null.
The top answer here might be of help: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3717772/regex-grep-for-multi-line-search-needed
In brief, use grep -zo to convert newlines to nulls and only output the...
Last time I installed Xubuntu, the installer wouldn't quite fit on a 2G stick. You need 4G these days. I bought a handful of 64G sticks - they should last for a while.
Real DVDs are 4G anyway, so no...
pgrep -af maldet
will show you if it's running. Is that what you're after?
Can I suggest that you use thunar instead. This is the default file manager for Xubuntu. It looks rather like nautilus but has more display options, such as a compact list, and date format...
I keep doing that. Doh!
I just came across this web page about installing wireguard on Raspberry Pi OS. They're the best instructions I have seen, and so I would like to mention them here. Sadly, there's no link on the page...
Just re-wording what TheFu said (he is absolutely right):
Once python has opened example.log for writing, something else renaming the file will make no difference. Python will continue writing to...